Apple Dumps Vaping-Related Apps Amid Public Health Crisis
Apple removed 181 vaping-related apps from its App Store in an effort to limit teens' exposure to content that could lead to harm or illness.
Apple removed 181 vaping-related apps from its App Store in an effort to limit teens' exposure to content that could lead to harm or illness.
Instagram will begin hiding "like" counts on photos for some U.S. users, pleasing some child advocates while raising red flags for Instagram-friendly teachers.
Four U.S. states tried to restrict cellphone use in schools last year, but met with little success.
The law is one of the few state state-level policies taking responsibility for the growing online threat.
A recent report from Common Sense Media reveals that teachers don't feel they have the right tech for their classrooms.
Some district technology leaders say having staff email addresses publicly available opens the door for phishing scams and potential hacks.
According to a new Project Tomorrow/iboss report, 71 percent of district administrators are concerned about the security of their networks.
During its contentious debate over net neutrality, the FCC said its public comment system was slowed by cyberattacks. Now the agency says those claims were unfounded.
From fake news to digital self-harm, a host of new online challenges has prompted the nonprofit group to update its widely used K-12 digital citizenship resources.
School leaders are overwhelmingly worried about student screen time at home, but have nuanced views about screen time in school, according to an exclusive Education Week survey.
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