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Yeah, and our last school district pushed GPOs to my son's personal Chromebook. Really pissed me off. I was trying to help him troubleshoot an issue and dev too
by jasonladuke0311 5y ago
Yeah, and our last school district pushed GPOs to my son's personal Chromebook. Really pissed me off. I was trying to help him troubleshoot an issue and dev tools were disabled and greyed out in the chrome settings. When we switched back to his personal account they were back.
- skeeter2020 5y agoannoying, but one of the benefits of chromebooks is the account isolation. I prefer this to the idea of my domain-controlled policies being blended with those of the school district.
- Peanuts99 5y agoI don't agree that kids should have dev tools disabled because that just seems counter productive but the school manages the accounts and has a responsibility over student safeguarding. I'd be concerned if they weren't enforcing policies on students accounts.