Data sharing with US - code.org

Дата публикации: 06-07-2026 12:01:38

Our Computing teacher would like students to use code.org but when you sign up, you have to specifically acknowledge that data will be shared with a company in the US and subject to US data access laws. According to their privacy policy, they are typically the data controller although they might enter into a separate data sharing agreement by which they'd just be a processor. The data would still be subject to the US access laws. How do we feel about that?! Should I allow the data sharing as it is very limited personal information anyway, or push back against the teacher and get them to select a different platform?

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