Common use of Privacy and Safety Clause in Contracts

Privacy and Safety. Students are expected to take precautions to protect their privacy and security when using an assigned technology device. Students should not: • Enter chat rooms or send chain e-mails without written permission of a teacher or administrator. • Open an e-mail or any attachment from a sender that the student does not recognize, without first consulting and receiving permission from a teacher or administrator. • Open, use, or change computer files that do not belong to the student. • Reveal their full name, phone number, home address, social security number, credit card numbers, password(s), or any identifying personal information through use of a technology device. Remember that storage in any form on the technology device or any network provided or maintained by the School is not private or confidential.

Privacy and Safety. Students are expected to take precautions to protect their privacy and security when using an assigned technology device. Students should not: • Enter chat rooms or send chain e-mails without written permission of a teacher or administrator. • Open an e-mail or any attachment from a sender that the student does not recognize, without first consulting and receiving permission from a teacher or administrator. • Open, use, or change computer files that do not belong to the student. • Reveal their full name, phone number, home address, social security number, credit card numbers, password(s), or any identifying personal information through use of a technology device. Remember that storage in any form on the technology device or any network provided or maintained by the Life School is not private or confidential.

Privacy and Safety. Students are expected to take precautions to protect their privacy and security when using an assigned technology device. Students should not: •  Enter chat rooms or send chain e-mails without written permission of a teacher or administrator. •  Open an e-mail or any attachment from a sender that the student does not recognize, without first consulting and receiving permission from a teacher or administrator. •  Open, use, or change computer files that do not belong to the student. •  Reveal their full name, phone number, home address, social security number, credit card numbers, password(s), or any identifying personal information through use of a technology device. Remember that storage in any form on the technology device or any network provided or maintained by the School is not private or confidential.