Elgin Public Schools New No Phone Policy

Elgin Public Schools New No Phone Policy

ELGIN, Okla. (KSWO) – Elgin Public Schools has announced it’s new policy regarding student cell phone use. Starting this school year, students will no longer be allowed to use personal electronic devices while on school grounds from bell-to-bell. That includes phones, smart watches, tablets, laptops, smart headphones, smart glasses and more. High school students will…

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The Instagram logo is seen on a cell phone in Boston, Oct. 14, 2022.

Where to lace blame when apps leak user data

Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Tea and Flo are both still operating and available in major app stores. It’s a good reminder how often we turn over sensitive information to our apps and what little recourse we have when things go wrong. Online…

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Testing times for the UK's testing infrastructure

Testing times for the UK’s testing infrastructure

Given the UK Government’s recent announcement of three per cent of GDP going into defence procurement by the next parliament, the future is looking brighter for electronics manufacturers. Moreover, those involved in the development of military equipment including drones, satellite navigation and intelligence technology could be entering a period of significant growth. However, a lack…

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Hong Kong’s re-exporters on edge despite US tariff exemption on electronics

Hong Kong’s re-exporters on edge despite US tariff exemption on electronics

Washington’s roughly one-month tariff exemption on electronic devices, including smartphones, computers and semiconductors, has done little to ease concerns among Hong Kong’s re-exporters, as ongoing uncertainty hampers their planning. Industry leaders highlighted the urgency of tapping into emerging markets to navigate the tariffs and urged the government to provide more support to small and medium-sized…

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Hong Kong’s re-exporters on edge despite US tariff exemption on electronics

Hong Kong’s re-exporters on edge despite US tariff exemption on electronics

Washington’s roughly one-month tariff exemption on electronic devices, including smartphones, computers and semiconductors, has done little to ease concerns among Hong Kong’s re-exporters, as ongoing uncertainty hampers their planning. Industry leaders highlighted the urgency of tapping into emerging markets to navigate the tariffs and urged the government to provide more support to small and medium-sized…

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