BBC's Tech Life Examines Risks of Schools Posting Pupil Photos Online
A BBC Tech Life episode explores how images of pupils shared by schools could potentially be misused, according to the programme.
A recent episode of the BBC Radio programme Tech Life has examined the practice of schools posting photographs of pupils online, according to the BBC.
The programme, part of BBC Technology's Sounds output, notes that schools have for years shared images of students on websites and other online platforms, the BBC said.
According to the episode's description, the programme raises the question of whether such photographs could be misused, though specific examples or details of potential misuse were not outlined in the available material.
The BBC has not provided further details beyond the episode's summary at the time of this report.
Sources
- Tech Life — BBC Technology
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