Should schools monitor students activity inside a toilet cubicule?
Schools have started to monitor girls in the bathrooms having a wee, or changng a pad, should this be allowed?
Outside of the cubicule I think it is fine, as some students smoke or break dress codes, but inside the cubibule, no.
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I guess you could solve kids smoking, drinking and texting in the bathroom by putting cameras in there. I guess you could stop children beatings by putting cameras in all the houses. I guess you could stop people from driving recklessly by putting cameras in their cars. This way of thinking doesn't solve a problem, it just creates a new and intrudes on someone else privacy. 303 days ago | Side: No
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No, schools absolutely should not monitor people's activities within the confines of the toilet cubicle. I believe that there is a certain level of privacy everyone deserves. I think this is one of them. I also beleive that we would need to move to co-Ed bathrooms being the norm before we could get to monitoring toilet cubicles. 302 days ago | Side: No
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