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by webkill2k Accepted solution
by dmambo Accepted solution
by webkill2k Accepted solution
Well I suppose the deal is that you can take a capture of your screen while on a remote connection, so whatever is on your screen appears in the capture, which is not an pleasent idea if they are in a sensative area.
I figured if a remote access program took over the users screen so that other software on that screen could not be used to take a capture and the program locks the Print screen button; or if the feed is encoded in a way that won't allow a standard capture (ex: I believe divx encoding is like that, you capture the screen and it comes up black, not sure though)
by webjabber Accepted solution
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