Common use of No Right to Privacy Clause in Contracts

No Right to Privacy. The Chromebooks and MiFis are District property; therefore, the District may examine the Chromebooks or MiFis and search their contents at any time for any reason. Neither students nor parents/guardians have any right to privacy of any data saved on the Chromebook or MiFi or in a cloud-based account to which the MiFi connects. The school administration may involve law enforcement if the MiFi is thought to have been used for an illegal purpose. Additional Terms 1. Damage or Loss of the MiFi. Parents(s)/guardian(s) are responsible for their child’s use of the Chromebook & MiFi, including any damage to the MiFi. In the event that a student’s MiFi is lost or damaged, the District may assess the parent(s)/guardian(s) a charge to cover the replacement or repair. The decision to assess a charge, as well as the amount of an charge, is at the sole discretion of the District, but will not be greater than the full replacement value of the MiFi.