04-12-2017, 07:06 PM
My school's wifi allows teachers to monitor student's laptops remotely (yes, they give us laptops, that's a big plus). People quickly found that getting onto the guest wifi network (as opposed to the student's wifi network) made all monitoring impossible. So the school spent a month remaking the wifi network into a new login system (not just a password, we have usernames and stuff now), so they could see who is connected and also changed the password of the guest wifi. It took approximately two days for someone to get their father (who was in for a meeting about something, don't know the story behind that) to ask for the wifi password, then get it from him. Now everybody knows the new password.
And on an unrelated note - my school's wifi safety thingy (fortiguard I think it's called) blocks any webpage about paganism, even if it's on an educational website or a revision guide site or whatever, citing "Alternative Beliefs" as the reason. Other sites are censored because of "Alcohol", "Violence", "Nudity", and other less-movie rating sounding things, but...why is "Alternative Beliefs" even inside the code of that thing as a potential reason for censorship?
And on an unrelated note - my school's wifi safety thingy (fortiguard I think it's called) blocks any webpage about paganism, even if it's on an educational website or a revision guide site or whatever, citing "Alternative Beliefs" as the reason. Other sites are censored because of "Alcohol", "Violence", "Nudity", and other less-movie rating sounding things, but...why is "Alternative Beliefs" even inside the code of that thing as a potential reason for censorship?