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>Thanks, I've already reported abuse but no response from google yet. Just refreshed my memory on this company. It's just awful. I'm genuinely sorry you're bei
by Nicksil 5y ago
>Thanks, I've already reported abuse but no response from google yet.
Just refreshed my memory on this company. It's just awful. I'm genuinely sorry you're being subjected to this abusive software. I wish you the best.
- lelelelelal 5y agoI think my best bet at keeping all my files should be to only have it installed when it is required and then as soon as the test is over to just uninstall it. I could be wrong though
- agustif 5y agoIf you have the patience, I would recommend spinning up a VM so you can isolate your test envirorments, you can keep the goddamn extension installed there for future tests, but you only use that VM for testing, and spin it off and never touch it again until next test. since it's a VM, it shouldn't have access to your system to delete files Little google found this on reddit might be helpful: https://www.reddit.com/r/UBC/comments/j0gq1m/psa_forced_to_use_proctorio_then_run_a_virtual/ https://www.reddit.com/r/UBC/comments/j0gq1m/psa_forced_to_u...