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The League enters with leg stretched in the reopening of schools and activates a WhatsApp number to which students can write to report problems and failures in their school.
An initiative that Matteo salvini He proudly flaunted on his social media and traditional media profiles, sparking a heated discussion on the topic of children’s privacy and data. A problem that seemed very expensive to the League leader when it came to dissuading Italians from downloading Immuni, but which now does not seem to carry the same weight.
Reports about the school via WhatsApp: the idea of the League
“We have made a WhatsApp number available to compile reports about the School. What to do? Who to help How to help the Italian school? What to improve? We want to solve problems, not create them. Good school, guys! “ Matteo Salvini writes in a post on Twitter.
#Salvini: We have made available a WhatsApp number to collect reports about the School. What to do? Who to help How to help the Italian school? What to improve? We want to solve problems, not create them. Good school, guys! #night before exams pic.twitter.com/C38GoK44A3
– Matteo Salvini (@matteosalvinimi) September 13, 2020
Basically it would be enough to write a message to number 379 1360697 to inform the League of the problems of their school and any situation of mismanagement of the coronavirus situation in the classroom.
On the web, the initiative has raised a veritable uproar of criticism against the leader of the Northern League, accused by the users of inconsistency and hypocrisy.
The paradox, they point out, is that Salvini previously criticized the Immuni application and urged not to download it because it was a danger to privacy, but now there are no qualms about encouraging minors to report via WhatsApp. sharing your data (name, number, profile picture …) in the messaging application, without knowing how this data will be used and stored. What guarantee of privacy? Many wonder.
Today, September 14 in Italy, schools have reopened (in some regions the start is postponed until next Monday) but there are still many questions and problems that plague parents and teachers. To answer all doubts, the Ministry of Education has published the “Operational Guidelines for the management of cases and outbreaks of SARS-CoV-2 in schools and early childhood education services.” As toImmunity application at school, not mandatory Download it, but it is highly recommended. The application can be used by people over 14 years old, but in the case of minors, parental permission is required.
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