Did you guys hear about how Chegg is helping universities catch students cheating? Why the fuck would they do that...

>obamaphone

how much did you make?

what’s earring leaf? Canadian socialized telecommunication can’t handle a measly 4MB?

You really think the libtards at Chegg care about that?

in-person classes that went to online instruction are making students use this browser that basically takes control of your computer for testing. no other tabs can be opened, and it monitors your camera and mic. if you so much as look off the screen for too long, or if it "hears" any other voices in the background, you get "flagged" and you can be failed if they think it's because youre cheating.

Depends on what the paper is about and the length, anywhere from 50 to 200 dollars per paper generally
They were mostly highly specialized philosophy papers and a few history ones
Turnitin ruined that business model these days tho

Thank god the professors and students at my university protested heavily against that piece of shit software. No way in hell am I letting some pajeet take full control of my computer and stare at me for two hours.

That would be so annoying

One way I heard is they post bogus answer sheets or cheat sheets with wrong info. If you get caught copying the bogus cheat sheet they know you were cheating. One of my classes recently had about half the class fail because of this.

>it monitors your camera and mic
How people don't take that as a chance to flash whoever is spying on them is beyond me.