Some Indian state education ministries set quotas for government teachers to get a minimum number of students to download Diksha, the national education app; a Times of India report cited by HRW says Uttar Pradesh told each government teacher to convince 10 students to download it. HRW concluded that in these countries, children could not give valid, meaningful consent to the processing of their data by government-mandated platforms, because they could not refuse to use them freely without detrimental effect and had no alternative means to access their education.