Linewize Connect provides visibility into student internet access in the classroom.
Total ratings
1.17
(Rating count:
151)
Review summary
Pros
Cons
- Blocks access to many websites, including popular ones.
- Lacks user privacy and is perceived as spyware.
- Issues with functionality and reliability.
- Poor customer support.
- Sparks significant frustration among students.
Most mentioned
- Worse than pineapple on a pizza.
- Borderline illegal and violates privacy rights.
- Blocks everything.
- Spying on students and teachers having excessive power.
- Thoughts of harmful consequences towards the developers.
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Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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2024-11-19 | Denvur Student | en | The Chrome extension "Linewize" is a serious threat to student privacy and safety, rather than a safeguard. Despite its claims to protect students, it operates more like an intrusive surveillance tool, constantly monitoring and tracking students' online activities. Instead of providing a safe environment for learning, Linewize invades students' personal digital space, recording their every move without meaningful transparency or consent. The idea of ensuring student safety online is important, but Linewize does so in a way that compromises trust and freedom. By continuously spying on students, it creates an atmosphere of fear and surveillance, where students are constantly aware that they are being watched. This undermines the sense of safety that students need to feel comfortable expressing themselves, exploring new ideas, and engaging in the digital world. Far from promoting genuine online safety, Linewize stifles students' ability to navigate the web freely and securely. Instead of fostering a healthy digital learning environment, Linewize creates an atmosphere of oppression and distrust. It should be removed immediately to preserve students' privacy, autonomy, and mental well-being. Schools must seek better, more transparent solutions that actually protect students' safety without compromising their rights or personal freedom. | |
2024-11-18 | Treyvan Mikkelson | en | Makes me want to do rash things | |
2024-11-14 | Ryan Krstanoski | en | sucks | |
2024-11-06 | Jayson Roberts | en | Blocks almost everything even the stuff that doesent even need to be (Themes and extensions) | |
2024-11-02 | Caleb Bonnet | en | this sucks, would go lower if I could, if someone hacked into the schools network, they would be able to get everyone's data, 0/10, I'm trying to get a vpn | |
2024-10-29 | Mateo Valdez | en | If I could 0 stars one it stalks you and gets personal info from you two I got for my students and they hated it it blocked every thing and made there computers slower | |
2024-10-29 | Hunter Hart | en | it sucks but not for the reason you all think for the first 3 days we had it it bugged and made to were every thing was blocked and it blocks any thing that's to popular if I want to get on to cool math blocked standerd filltering is what it says like give us a reason. | |
2024-10-23 | Stephanie Myers | en | 0/10 Freaking sucks any spy apps can be legal for monitoring children if used by parents or guardians, with the child's knowledge and consent. And also let us play something after we are done workng even when I don't want to be monitoring the school freaking force us to be monioring without consent! | |
2024-10-16 | Sebastian Engbrecht | en | Im the better sebastian | |
2024-10-16 | Sebastian Lara | en | sucks |
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