Bill (proposed) Massachusetts Pending Jan 23, 2023

Massachusetts H.357 — Student Online Privacy Act

H.357 (193rd Gen. Court)

Would prohibit institutions from requiring proctoring software that captures continuous video, audio, or screen content as a condition of taking an exam without informed consent and reasonable alternatives.
Source
Massachusetts Legislature

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