A group of parents at your school has expressed concerns about the privacy of their children’s data inside of Google Workspace for Education. How can you accurately describe the way Google uses student data?

The correct answer states that Google does not assume ownership of student data in Google Workspace for Education core services, and this is explicitly outlined in the user agreement. This is a fundamental privacy principle for Google's educational offerings, assuring schools and parents that student data remains under their control. The incorrect options describe actions Google does not take. Google does not sell student data to third-party apps, nor does it use student data to target ads to students within Core Services. Additionally, Google does not distribute student data to higher education institutions. These practices would violate their privacy commitments and agreements for Google Workspace for Education.