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Maybe in your office, but when I was in the office we had a culture of pressing Win+L or the dedicated lock key on the keyboard and letting Windows turn off the
by judge2020 5y ago
Maybe in your office, but when I was in the office we had a culture of pressing Win+L or the dedicated lock key on the keyboard and letting Windows turn off the display after a minute of being on the lock screen.
- ta988 5y agoYes I tried to explain both the energy and security reasons behind locking and hibernate/sleep.
- chefkoch 5y agoThat's what Group Policy is for.
- nfriedly 5y agoAt my job people tend to post silly things in slack, like an "I love ponies" giphy image, when they see someone else's computer unlocked and unattended.