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Replying to @CiblesGD
The school’s firewall didn’t block Undertale?
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The demo doesn't require an install, its just in a zip file. So yeah :P.
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Oh ok. Makes sense. And it’s just in a zip file? Is the demo an app itself?
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The demo is an app, but it doesn't require an install. You download it, unzip it, and play.
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Oh ok.
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What did you do wrong though?
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Exactly.
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What rule did you break? Install a game or program?
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I really don't know, because other people were putting memes on the computer as an addition to me. So it really boggles my mind. Our code of conduct states that no misusing the computer, but thats so vague it really doesn't make sense what "misuse" actually is.
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Was it on your free time, like you didn’t have any class at the time or school work? Was it in a computer lap or a library? How did you get “caught”?
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Replying to @lowrcaseletters
Free time, no work was needing to be done. Computer Lab. They caught me by looking at my pc. Not like directly over my shoulder or anything. They can access what we have on the computers. I assume the IT managers were the ones who looked through my files.

Nov 22, 2019 · 9:37 PM UTC

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Replying to @CiblesGD
Ahh, teachers use programs to monitor everyone, but only while doing class work. But why were they going through your files? And what was so harmful about it?
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Exactly
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