At the start of November, Chris Phillips, Google's vice president and general manager for education, said K-12 schools will soon have to accept the company's AI services...
The first to fight back… more need to join and break Google’s hold on the education system.
Schools are, thankfully, starting to realize those weren’t actually all that helpful or educational for most students. Impoverished areas where it was the kid’s only access to a computer were mostly who benefited and there’s alternatives that can be looked at there (such as taxing the wealthy and raising people out of impoverished status).
This whole degoogle trend and parts of Europe getting off windows really get me excited
Google gave chromebooks to schools on the cheap, with government funding and permanent spyware active.
Schools are, thankfully, starting to realize those weren’t actually all that helpful or educational for most students. Impoverished areas where it was the kid’s only access to a computer were mostly who benefited and there’s alternatives that can be looked at there (such as taxing the wealthy and raising people out of impoverished status).
This whole degoogle trend and parts of Europe getting off windows really get me excited
You can easily use all other search engines on a Chromebook.