New York S03827 prohibits the use of biometric identifying technology in schools except for specific purposes, such as fingerprint identification for.
New York S03827 amends the state technology law to restrict the use of biometric identifying technology in schools. It prohibits schools from using such technology for any purpose, including school security, unless authorized by the commissioner of education. The bill allows the use of fingerprint identification for teachers, administrators, and students to securely log into digital devices for academic and administrative purposes.
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