You can fill out the form and they'll send you an email to confirm your identity, and once you do that and your request is processed, they'll email you again. Where you can exercise your privacy rights. Their privacy policy also links this form (which I linked at the beginning of this post) You may be able to review the information you provided to us on a Service and make any desired changes to the information, or to the settings for your account on that Service, by logging in to your account for that Service and editing or deleting the information. Their Privacy Policy, however, says the following: The key part of this I'm missing is whether or not Chegg will send the email that asked the question, or the email you currently have on file if anyone happens to know, please leave a comment. Information about anyone who accessed the problem aside from the original student who uploaded it. The institution that the student's account said they attended The name of the student who uploaded the problem, if they put a name on their account (one of mine did not, though I did manage to figure out who it was) The username and email address of the student who uploaded the problem The date and time an "expert" answered the question The date and time the question was uploaded If your school does all that, according to a post found on r/Professors by u/mountainrunner (their post here, I'm just pasting it here for convenience), what they get is The letter should be dated, signed and please include URLs or any other information that is relevant to the investigation. The written request must be made on university letterhead and indicate that the information is needed as part of an official school investigation into academic integrity.
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To open an official Honor Code investigation in conjunction with an academic investigation, the request must come directly from the office of the dean or the body in charge of handling matters of academic investigation at the university. We will cooperate with any official investigation by an academic instruction. I've seen a bit of a contradicting info and wanted to post what I've learned from what seem to be the most reliable sources.įirst let's establish that Chegg definitely will help out in official investigations, as stated in their Honor Code. So I've noticed a number of people in the same situation as me, who've been using Chegg and are pretty spooked about how schools seem to be cracking down on it. It can apparently take (up to?) 30 days, so do it ASAP if you're concerned, and I suggest closing your account to be safe. Go here and choose "Data Deletion Request".
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