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TECHNOLOGY • MOSCOW, RUSSIA

Audio-recording software found on interactive panels in Moscow schools

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An analysis posted on GitHub describes software on interactive displays in Moscow schools that can activate a microphone and record classroom audio on command from a server. The report says recorded data is sent to Moscow’s mayor’s office.

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The reported capability raises privacy concerns for Moscow students and school staff. The article identifies no direct U.S. connection.