Remote Proctoring deemed illegal as violation of 4th amendment rights?

[MNomadic]

It's shocking to me how poorly educated most folks are and don't realize that most constitutional rights of this type extend to actions of the government, not to agreements between private individuals and private corporations.

Nobody's putting a gun to anyone's head and requiring them to take proctored exams. You can choose a school that doesn't use intrusive proctoring. Problem solved. No rights violation.

Man, the comments/complaits I'm seeing across multiple forums saying this will lead to all remote proctoring ending, even for private universities and private certification bodies....

Then again, people think being banned on social media is a violation of the first amendment...