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Not sure how locking down the computer helps in any way. All you need to cheat is KVM switch and another computer. Or maybe dual monitor setup.
by megous 6y ago
Not sure how locking down the computer helps in any way. All you need to cheat is KVM switch and another computer. Or maybe dual monitor setup.
- userbinator 6y agoThe target audience for such things probably only has one computer, and has never even heard of a KVM switch.
- gruez 6y ago>The target audience for such things probably only has one computer ...or they could borrow their friend's computer? Also, it doesn't have to be a computer. It could be a tablet/phone with usb-otg/bluetooth keyboard/mouse.
- sjy 6y agoBar exams involve a significant element of speed and time management; being able to consult reference material on a secondary device doesn’t give you a huge advantage and may not be worth the risk of getting caught. Some bar exams are open book anyway. But being able to send a copy of the whole exam to someone else who can work on it in parallel, and send you completed answers to paste in, would give you a huge advantage. Locking down the only computer that can read the exam or submit answers creates a significant barrier to this.
- megous 6y agoOk, that can also be solved by readily available technology. All that's necessary is a HDMI capture device + streaming to however many people one wants. Gamers do that all the time. Can't be blocked and is not detectable.