LCPS is budgeting $65,500 for Linewize Monitor, software used across all K-12 schools to flag potential threats, bullying and other student safety concerns.

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Horry County Schools (HCS) introduced a new monitoring system called Linewize to enhance student safety by detecting potential threats.

Linewize has unveiled a new Text Analysis feature that enhances web filtering in schools by analyzing webpage content in real-time, improving student safety online.

Linewize's recent survey reveals that 90% of U.S. schools are worried about the impact of digital harm and AI on student mental health, emphasizing the urgent need for better intervention tools.

Linewize has extended its strategic partnership with TASI, ensuring continued support for student safety in Texas schools through innovative digital solutions.

Linewize has been named a preferred technology provider for Ohio schools, enhancing student safety and wellbeing with innovative solutions.

Linewize has announced a strategic partnership with 1EdTech to provide enhanced resources and support to schools, ensuring better online safety for students.

Linewize unveils EdTech Insights, a transformative analytics tool designed to empower K-12 schools with actionable data to optimize technology usage and costs.

ThePrivacyDad: > When I install something on a second user account, then I am asked for the admin user’s password. Would doing this give linewize access to all accounts? During installation, yes. With which privileges it runs after installation is a different question. But considering its purpose, it likely runs with the necessary privileges to have cross-profile access. Recommend not installing it. ThePrivacyDad: > r/privacy Not a good source of information. I would recommend to edit your answer there.

There’s an interesting question on r/privacy about a school student who has been told to install this on their laptop: https://linewize.co.nz/ Would creating a second user account and installing it only there do anything in terms of separation? When I install something on a second user account, then I am asked for the admin user’s password. Would doing this give linewize access to all accounts? The discussion is here Reddit - Please wait for verification

Linewize announced a preferred vendor partnership with the Management Council/Ohio’s Information Technology Centers to give resources to school districts. The post Linewize Selected as a Preferred Technology...