A major privacy lawsuit alleges that Microsoft’s educational software and services are systematically collecting and analyzing sensitive data from K-12 students, including personal and behavioral information, without adequate parental consent or transparency. The claims focus on how data from platforms like Microsoft Teams for Education, Office 365, and other tools may be used for targeted advertising or shared with third parties, raising concerns over student privacy protections. Legal challenges argue that the company’s data practices violate federal laws designed to safeguard children’s information in digital learning environments. Critics question whether Microsoft’s broad data collection aligns with its stated commitments to educational safety and compliance with student privacy regulations.
Microsoft accused of harvesting K-12 students’ personal, behavioral data Top Class Actions
