By Will Sturgeon
Published: Wednesday 03 March 2004
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Anonymous
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Stevenage
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Anon
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I do not think its the camera phones per se, that are causing the problem, but their usage.
Ie, a boy taking a picture of a girl, with the camera pointing upwards beneath her skirt, to see the colour of the day.
Nothing different to what lads did at school many moons ago, but now there is a permanent image of it.
Wow, that's pretty f*cking stupid.
Anonymous
What's wrong with calling the school and asking th...
Anonymous
I think the parent quoted has the right attitude !...
Simon
I do not think its the camera phones per se, that ...
Anonymous
How about considering the security enhancement of ...
Jan Huffman
I'm perplexed as to why we can't simply explain to...
Anonymous
I disagree with the comment made from the ict tech...
Anonymous
I think in either Korea or Japan they are forcing ...
papa ratzi
I work for a large organisation that has banned th...
Anonymous
Has the school banned normal cameras too? Would th...
Steve L
You will find its the local policy of many LEA to ...
Anonymous
I don't see what all the fuss is about, how the he...
Anonymous
It's a crying shame that the schools can't watch t...
tim bain
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