School districts nationwide, from the sprawling Los Angeles district to smaller states, are tightening restrictions on technology after a surge of anti‑tech sentiment. Officials cite concerns over privacy, cyberbullying, and the mental‑health impact of constant digital engagement. The new rules limit screen time, ban certain apps, and require more stringent oversight of student data. Critics argue the measures stifle learning and innovation, while supporters say they protect students from harmful online environments.
Now, as school districts and states across the country—including Los Angeles, second only to New York in district size —respond to a tidal wave of anti-technology backlash by restricting tech use and ...
