Open CFox243 opened 1 year ago
bmcgonag
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1 year ago I'd be interested to know why anyone should ever allow their screen to be blanked out with a remote user connected? Seems nefarious at best. Transparency in support is paramount to me. I would never allow someone to connect, and would immediately disconnect them if they blanked my screen at any point. Maybe I'm just missing a real use case for this.
CFox243
commented
1 year ago I'd be interested to know why anyone should ever allow their screen to be blanked out with a remote user connected? Seems nefarious at best. Transparency in support is paramount to me. I would never allow someone to connect, and would immediately disconnect them if they blanked my screen at any point. Maybe I'm just missing a real use case for this.
We have people that work from home on sensitive information. Being as they don't know if anyone is in their office it's just a feature that is nice to have. I'm using the system as an IT support but I give access to some employees that work from home or are mobile at times.
MatthK
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8 months ago I'd also appreciate this feature. Is that in the pipeline?
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Simply put An option to Blackout Client Monitors. Examples: https://community.teamviewer.com/English/kb/articles/50966-teamviewer-black-screen
Additional context If I'm not mistaken, this is done with a Virtual Display driver. I looked into it and can't seem to wrap my head around it fully yet. If I end up having a eureka moment, ill add it. Or if anyone can point me in the right direction
Iv added a Connection Banner. still need to finish some things up before I publish. Also not sure if it's implemented correctly. However, it gets the job done. so ¯_(ツ)_/¯