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Riding the coattails of a global pandemic, spyware companies have rebranded as anti-cheating software—and universities around the world are buying in.
From forcing students to urinate in cups so they aren’t flagged as cheaters, to requiring students with dark skin to take tests with bright lights shining in their eyes so that deeply flawed software can detect that they ‘have a face’—the rollout of this technology has been egregious.
Also concerning is the fact that invasive home surveillance is a terrible violation of student privacy that could stretch far beyond the pandemic—normalizing young people filming themselves for authority figures who hold their grades and their futures hostage.
Treating every student as guilty until proven innocent is a dangerous precedent to set for our next generation of leaders. It’s time for McGraw-Hill to end their relationship with Proctorio, and commit to finding solutions that defend student’s rights to privacy moving forward.
Fill out the form above now to tell McGraw-Hill and Proctorio what you really think about their outrageous profiteering at the expense of student’s human rights.
@MHEducation must listen to students and human rights experts and end their relationship with academic spyware company @Proctorio. The use of racially biased technology that violates students’ privacy must stop. #BanEProctoring. https://t.co/jPxRmTDeXd pic.twitter.com/JCaVmq7fgX
— S.T.O.P.—Surveillance Technology Oversight Project (@STOPSpyingNY) February 10, 2021
We join our partners at @fightfortheftr in calling on @MHEducation to end their relationship with invasive academic spyware company @Proctorio: https://t.co/RRUjPF7FfS
— Access Now (@accessnow) February 10, 2021
We call on @MHEducation to listen to students and human rights experts
— PDX Privacy (@PDXPrivacy) February 10, 2021
and end their relationship with academic spyware company @Proctorio:https://t.co/xphrPImewI #BanEProctoring
We call on @MHEducation to listen to students and human rights experts and end their relationship with academic spyware company @Proctorio: https://t.co/ejMOMNe3PO#BanEProctoring https://t.co/0xXr0tHFsb
— CLDC (@CLDC) February 10, 2021
The pandemic is no excuse to disrespect and surveil students with deeply problematic apps such as @Proctorio. D4H is calling on @MHEducation to immediately end their partnership with #Proctorio and #BanEProctoring. Join us: https://t.co/zwwfWsfXmF
— data4humanity (@humanedata) February 10, 2021
.@MHEducation—your relationship with @Proctorio does not put students first. Their #technology is deeply flawed and discriminatory against diverse students. It is time to #BanEProctoring. https://t.co/YDrezm8O23@EPICprivacy supports this call to action! pic.twitter.com/Tz8KI643ls
— EPIC (@EPICprivacy) February 10, 2021
Racial #justice and human #rights groups are sounding the alarm today on @MHEducation’s partnership with @Proctorio—a disturbing app that has no place in education. Join our call to #BanEProctoring at https://t.co/YDrezm8O23./1
— EPIC (@EPICprivacy) February 10, 2021
The pandemic is no excuse to disrespect and surveil #students with deeply problematic apps such as @Proctorio. Today we call on @MHEducation to immediately end their partnership with #Proctorio and #BanEProctoring. pic.twitter.com/3k6skm7kv9
— Media Alliance (@twrling) February 10, 2021
join the call to #BanEProctoring https://t.co/o8kHI61kPR #surveillance https://t.co/aFq92LUXVf
— Privacy Lab (@PrivacyLabISP) February 10, 2021
Surveilling students with faulty, racist, ablest, stressful exam proctoring tech normalizes harmful compliance, not learning. It's time to #BanEProctoring https://t.co/3DiSDlRhR6
— Meredith Whittaker (@mer__edith) February 10, 2021
I'm a community college teacher and using Proctorio just seems wrong. It needlessly provokes anxiety and is intrusive. I support this action.
— Julaine Rosner (@RosnerJulaine) February 10, 2021
Racial justice and human rights groups are sounding the alarm today on @MHEducation’s partnership with @Proctorio—a disturbing app that has no place in education. Join our call to #BanEProctoring at https://t.co/QeX8Po8whw pic.twitter.com/kCiuMfq9Ju
— Mijente 🐜🐜🐜 (@ConMijente) February 10, 2021
Remote learning comes with many challenges, but there's NO room for @MHEducation’s partnership with @Proctorio- an app that has no place in education. Join the many racial justice & human rights groups calling to #BanEProctoring at https://t.co/QMnDy6orRA & keep education safe!
— ADC National (@adc) February 10, 2021
Having once worked on @MHEducation's digital platform, I'm particularly disturbed by their use of @Proctorio -- there's a reason racial justice and human rights groups are sounding the alarm this disturbing surveillance app. More at #BanEProctoring & https://t.co/Pgj0952pSm
— saschameinrath (@saschameinrath) February 10, 2021
The pandemic is no excuse to disrespect and surveil students with deeply problematic apps such as @Proctorio. Today we call on @MHEducation to immediately end their partnership with #Proctorio and #BanEProctoring. Join us: https://t.co/jM9zpr3ysd
— Defending Rights & Dissent (@RightsDissent) February 10, 2021
#BanEProctoring @MHEducation. @Proctorio is privacy-violating, racist, spyware technology that will negatively impact student outcomes. It continues the surveillance students of color experience within a school system embedded in white supremacy culture. https://t.co/lmdQcIColE
— litlatinas (@litlatinas) February 10, 2021
We call on @MHEducation to listen to students and parents and end their relationship with academic spyware company @Proctorio: https://t.co/nT5us6pqNe #BanEProctoring
— ParentsTogether Action (@ptogetheraction) February 10, 2021
We call on @MHEducation to listen to students and human rights experts and end their relationship with academic spyware company @Proctorio: https://t.co/ATfO1DQXGU#BanEProctoring
— Restore The 4th! (@Restore_the4th) February 10, 2021
We call on @MHEducation to listen to students and human rights experts and end their relationship with academic spyware company @Proctorio: https://t.co/pZ0CkqHvxN#BanEProctoring
— Coded Bias Documentary (@CodedBias) February 10, 2021
CAIR is calling on @MHEducation to listen to students and human rights experts and end their relationship with academic spyware company @Proctorio: https://t.co/XEf4MySwO6⁰#BanEProctoring
— CAIR National (@CAIRNational) February 10, 2021
When we met with @MHEducation in Jan, they said they were unaware of media reports exposing @Proctorio's racist, ableist tech—and also unaware of the creepy stuff @ArtfulHacker is doing as their CEO. It's time for ACTION. It's time to #BanEProctoring NOW: https://t.co/UATseqXIXt pic.twitter.com/hV1SObX9pq
— Fight for the Future (@fightfortheftr) February 10, 2021
The pandemic is no excuse to disrespect and surveil students with deeply problematic apps such as @Proctorio. Today we call on @MHEducation to immediately end their partnership with #Proctorio and #BanEProctoring. Join us: https://t.co/60F5kEFVQ6
— Students for Sensible Drug Policy (@ssdpofficial) February 10, 2021
#BanEProctoring @MHEducation. @Proctorio is privacy-violating. https://t.co/MXPYUQWTjk.
— Josh Simpson (@WJS) February 10, 2021
Seriously forcing our dark-skinned students to put more lights so their stupid technology can "see" so they can complete their exam/course. This is barbaric and complict act.