He said that at the outset he demonstrated the program for all of the students and set the program to look for online activity that violated a contract that all students and their parents sign, outlining the acceptable uses of the school computers. Any student caught straying beyond those boundaries has Internet privileges temporarily suspended. David L. Sobel, general counsel for the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington, said the eSniff software raised serious privacy concerns. In Realm of Privacy, One More Reason to Worry . All rights reserved.
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