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Thursday
Jan092014

SnapChat is Sending Images to the Government

AuthorJustin Bathon on DateThursday, January 9, 2014 at 9:40AM

Our kids really need to know that. Like now. Our younger teachers do as well. In your next legal training on anything related to social media, you should mention this. I teach a pre-service law course starting next week; I am definitely going to mention this in there. 

I'm not a user of snapchat myself, but I know that many of our students are heavy users somewhat on the premise that whatever they send will go away quickly. Well, no so much. 

Details here. H/T: Bethany Smith

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