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Not Approved

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Why this application is not approved: Not approved following a district privacy compliance review: the vendor's terms directly conflict with Florida Statute 1006.1494, F.A.C. 6A-1.09550, FERPA, PPRA, COPPA. Florida Statute 1006.1494: The policy explicitly states the use of 'targeting cookies' for 'personalise advertising' and lists multiple third-party advertising services, which directly conflicts with the prohibition on targeted advertising based on covered information for K-12 students. F.A.C. 6A-1.09550: The policy describes data collection and use for purposes beyond authorized educational use, including personalized advertising, marketing, and general commercial activities. FERPA: The policy's broad data collection, use for commercial purposes (including marketing and advertising), and extensive sharing with third-party advertising partners prevent the vendor from being considered a 'school official' under district control, as data use is not limited to legitimate educational purposes. PPRA: The policy explicitly allows for the collection, disclosure, and use of personal data for marketing purposes, including sending commercial communications based on 'legitimate interest' and personalizing advertising, which directly violates PPRA's prohibitions if student data is involved. COPPA: The policy makes no age distinction and includes no age-gating mechanism, implying it collects personal information from users regardless of age, potentially including children under 13, without specific COPPA protections.

About this application

An open-source, feature-rich 3D slicing software designed to convert 3D models into instructions for 3D printers. It supports schools and universities in hands-on STEM education, design prototyping, and engineering projects by translating digital designs into physical objects.

Information this application may collect

No data-sharing agreement is on file for this application.

For the vendor's own description, see its privacy policy (opens in new tab) and terms of service (opens in new tab) .