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OH: Little Miami High School profile hacked on Google

Posted on November 10, 2018 by Dissent

Audra Levy reports:

If you went looking for the profile of Little Miami High School on Google on Thursday, you would have been in for a surprise.

Someone hacked the profile and renamed the school “Gay Night Club For Teens”.

That “someone” appears to have used the school network, and the administration seems to think that they will be able to identify a student or students responsible for the misconduct.

When the student or students who are responsible are identified, they could face disciplinary consequences for violating our acceptable use policy,” said Briggs.

Read more on Fox19.

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