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Strong passwords, common sense key to online and mobile security
Fallbrook / Bonsall Villlage News Fallbrook residents were reminded of the importance of using common sense and strong passwords when going online, even when using their mobile phones. The Fallbrook Citizens' Crime Prevention Committee hosted Sgt. Mark Varnau, CATCH (Computer … |
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This morning I was asked to sign a permission slip so that my 13-year-old son, who has autism, could get lunch with his summer school classmates by walking across the street to a sandwich shop. Seems unnecessary given the proximity of the eatery to the school, but I’m assuming that any step off school property is legally tantamount to his earlier trip to Washington, D.C.
No big deal; I just signed the form.
However, what the school would never receive my permission to do – not by a long shot – is to videotape my children’s every interaction with school administrators, as they are apparently planning to do this fall in an Iowa school district.
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