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Can Safe Exam Browser Detect Screen Mirroring. Install seb (started on version 3.2.0, i tried version 3.1.1 and it worked) try to take a test where the config locks the. We see this as an urgent. Disabling display mirroring and allowing only one display can prevent wireless displays be used to cheat or leak exam content. Candidates using a long cable to a second monitor in another room, or recording the second screen to leak exam content even on proctored exams. We answered this question several times in our forums: No, on windows there doesn't seem to be any system api to prevent this. Apparently there is a custom seb version which supports detecting hdmi connections. I can test the tips in the first article on my own system first and see for example what serial number is returned if i use a splitter. Steps to reproduce the behavior: Try to convice those developers. Yes, as of seb 3.3.1 one can restrict the amount and type of displays (internal or external) allowed for a session.

Steps to reproduce the behavior: We see this as an urgent. Candidates using a long cable to a second monitor in another room, or recording the second screen to leak exam content even on proctored exams. Install seb (started on version 3.2.0, i tried version 3.1.1 and it worked) try to take a test where the config locks the. No, on windows there doesn't seem to be any system api to prevent this. Disabling display mirroring and allowing only one display can prevent wireless displays be used to cheat or leak exam content. Apparently there is a custom seb version which supports detecting hdmi connections. Try to convice those developers. I can test the tips in the first article on my own system first and see for example what serial number is returned if i use a splitter. Yes, as of seb 3.3.1 one can restrict the amount and type of displays (internal or external) allowed for a session.

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Can Safe Exam Browser Detect Screen Mirroring We see this as an urgent. Yes, as of seb 3.3.1 one can restrict the amount and type of displays (internal or external) allowed for a session. No, on windows there doesn't seem to be any system api to prevent this. Steps to reproduce the behavior: We see this as an urgent. Install seb (started on version 3.2.0, i tried version 3.1.1 and it worked) try to take a test where the config locks the. Disabling display mirroring and allowing only one display can prevent wireless displays be used to cheat or leak exam content. I can test the tips in the first article on my own system first and see for example what serial number is returned if i use a splitter. Apparently there is a custom seb version which supports detecting hdmi connections. Candidates using a long cable to a second monitor in another room, or recording the second screen to leak exam content even on proctored exams. We answered this question several times in our forums: Try to convice those developers.