Also why the hell should a government care what is on a random students phone?
They don’t. They care about what is on their network. As I said twice, you can use TikTok by turning off WiFi. Or by going to another WiFi at, say, a coffee shop.
It’s about studying and understanding the socioeconomic impacts of these apps, it’s about research.
Which is valuable, absolutely. But I’m not sure it’s the responsibility of the network operator to take extra precautions that make researchers operating with potentially unsafe software safe to have on their network.
The precautions necessary to allow researchers on a college campus to access tiktok should be taken even if tiktok is banned, it’s basic cyber security.
We are talking about college campuses here, not area 51. classified information or Ted cruz’s flight plans shouldn’t be a leak issue
The precautions necessary to allow researchers on a college campus to access tiktok should be taken even if tiktok is banned, it’s basic cyber security.
I am not sure how to interpret this sentence. How is allowing access to something that is banned cyber security?
They don’t. They care about what is on their network. As I said twice, you can use TikTok by turning off WiFi. Or by going to another WiFi at, say, a coffee shop.
Which is valuable, absolutely. But I’m not sure it’s the responsibility of the network operator to take extra precautions that make researchers operating with potentially unsafe software safe to have on their network.
The precautions necessary to allow researchers on a college campus to access tiktok should be taken even if tiktok is banned, it’s basic cyber security.
We are talking about college campuses here, not area 51. classified information or Ted cruz’s flight plans shouldn’t be a leak issue
I am not sure how to interpret this sentence. How is allowing access to something that is banned cyber security?