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Hah. Their only really effective way to "spy on" us was to either log DNS requests or literally look over our shoulders.
by thomastjeffery 6y ago
Hah.
Their only really effective way to "spy on" us was to either log DNS requests or literally look over our shoulders.
- Teknoman117 6y agoThey netbooted XP on all the machines yet the images were full of spyware and AV software. The teachers would get a remote view of all the students screens in some tiled layout. Never really got the point of the AV software since none of them had local storage or connected to any shared drives (we were required to email stuff to ourselves). The screen recorder was the primary burner of CPU time. Plus side was that after this episode I was allowed to bring my own laptop. I had a guest account on the wifi which I knew logged all my DNS traffic.