"Cyberblockages": How Individuals Usurp the Identity of High School Students to Disrupt Online Courses
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On TikTok, Snapchat or Instagram, some videos have gathered hundreds of thousands of views. In the face of these disturbances, the justice system has announced the opening of several investigations, notably in Nice. - "Cyberblockages": how individuals usurp the identity of high school students to disrupt online courses (social topics).
High school students orchestrate all over France "e-blocks" via the Discord application to disrupt the courses provided by their teachers in distanciel. Faced with this wave of intrusions and online insults, the...
In France, hundreds of schools switched to remote learning due to siege actions organized by high school students demanding improved educational conditions, while the protesting youth launched a "cyber siege" initiative to prevent online classes.
In France, 375 high schools are partially or completely closed today due to high school protests that began on September 17th to improve educational conditions. The Nice Public Prosecutor's Office has opened an investigation after high school students launched a 'cyber siege' on Discord and TikTok to disrupt online classes.
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