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What are data privacy laws?
Data privacy laws are rules about how organisations collect, use, and share personal information. They aim to protect individuals' privacy and give them control over their data. In the context of Claude for Teachers, these laws are crucial for ensuring student data isn't misused or shared without consent, addressing concerns parents and teachers have about AI in schools.
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