Some tests I've taken required a 360-degree scan first including under-the-desk walk (to show no cheat sheets were glued anywhere) and then required a second de

Some tests I've taken required a 360-degree scan first including under-the-desk walk (to show no cheat sheets were glued anywhere) and then required a second device with a side-view of the desk I was sitting at. When I was taking an ETS test for a Stanford admission, they just required 360 room scan and the test itself only with a laptop camera.