If you don't pay for the product, you are the product. That's how these services are funded, by selling your personal information at scale, which you generate.
Now, your kids are the next product.
Now, your kids are the next product.
Mr. Rochelle, the Google executive, said that it was important for the company to have large, diverse sets of educational users giving feedback — otherwise it might develop products that worked for only a few of them.
Why would they fail to provide that breakdown?
Because then they would have to admit they're building a profile of that child from the minute they start early school, and how strange that would be.