MOE said priority will be given to students taking their national exams in 2024.
SINGAPORE - The last of all affected devices by Mobile Guardian’s glitch and cyber-security breach will be fixed by Aug 16 as schools double down on restoration, with priority given to students taking their national examinations in 2024, said the Ministry of Education .“We aim to attend to the remaining affected devices by the end of next week,” said MOE in its reply to questions from The Straits Times.
Mobile Guardian is a device management app that helps parents manage their children’s device use, restricting screen time and access to specific websites and apps. It is working with schools to provide these students with additional support, including providing hardcopy resources and encouraging students to share their notes with those affected.
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