EAGLE SCOUT | ISSUE NO. 25-01
23 Jan 2025 | University Data Protection Office
FEATURE | Privacy Risks Rise as Online Gaming Grows
4 Jan 2025
US – As online gaming grows, privacy has become a major concern, with players at risk of data breaches, identity theft, and surveillance. Game developers often collect personal data, raising questions about how much players understand and consent to this collection. READ MORE
NEWS | Hackers Breach PowerSchool, Exposing Millions of Personal Data
9 Jan 2025
GLOBAL – Hackers recently breached PowerSchool, a major education software provider, compromising personal data of millions, including student addresses, Social Security numbers, grades, and medical information. Hackers were able to access the system using legitimate login credentials. READ MORE
NEWS | Over Half of Japanese School Nurses Share LGBTQ Concerns Without Permission
12 Jan 2025
JAPAN – A report reveals that over half of school nurses in Japan share students' LGBTQ concerns without their permission. The study found that nurses who received consultations about gender or transgender issues, and same-sex attraction shared such topics with teachers or other staff members without asking for consent. READ MORE
NEWS | Privacy Concerns Grow as AI-Powered TVs Monitor Families
15 Jan 2025
GLOBAL – Samsung’s new AI-powered TV raises privacy concerns, as it can monitor family members, pets, and even detect unusual behavior. The TV links to smart home devices, alerting users about things like suspicious activity or crying babies. Privacy experts warn that such technology could lead to unwanted surveillance, especially of children, and may be exploited in abusive situations. READ MORE
NEWS | Indonesia Plans Minimum Age for Social Media Use to Protect Children
15 Jan 2025
INDONESIA – Indonesia plans to set a minimum age for social media users to protect children, following Australia's decision to ban children under 16 from using platforms like Instagram and TikTok. Indonesia’s Communications Minister discussed the plan with their President, who supports it. The minimum age for social media use in Indonesia has not yet been revealed. READ MORE
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