Denied Global Deleting Files apps after Screenshare

[Adlless]

Minecraft username:

Adlless​

Suggestion:

Deleting Files apps after Screenshare​

Detailed description:

This is a suggestion based on Screenshares. The objective of this suggestion is to delete all the downloaded apps/files after screen share, for the following reasons I'll be stating​

Reason(s):

1. Applications and Files downloaded by SS managers or SS verified are unknown to the member, and it would be appreciatable for them to delete the files and applications downloaded by them, since It's unknown to the user, and users might Interpret the applications in a wrong or mistaken way.

2. It could get you banned on Pika- I believe there are a few applications such as the Process Hacker, and I also believe if one uses it since their last PC restart, it could get you banned for 9o days (1st offense). Users and members could mistakenly open the specific file and could have a risk of getting banned during their next Screenshare. This happened to me a month ago, when I most probably opened the app by mistake and got banned after my next Screenshare.​

Example(s):

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[PyroInDaBus]

Minecraft username:

Adlless​

Suggestion:

Deleting Files apps after Screenshare​

Detailed description:

This is a suggestion based on Screenshares. The objective of this suggestion is to delete all the downloaded apps/files after screen share, for the following reasons I'll be stating​

Reason(s):

1. Applications and Files downloaded by SS managers or SS verified are unknown to the member, and it would be appreciatable for them to delete the files and applications downloaded by them, since It's unknown to the user, and users might Interpret the applications in a wrong or mistaken way.​

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2. It could get you banned on Pika- I believe there are a few applications such as the Process Hacker, and I also believe if one uses it since their last PC restart, it could get you banned for 9o days (1st offense). Users and members could mistakenly open the specific file and could have a risk of getting banned during their next Screenshare. This happened to me a month ago, when I most probably opened the app by mistake and got banned after my next Screenshare.​

Example(s):

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You can already delete screenshare leftovers at your own discretion, there is no rule against that...

Don't expect an SS Manager do that for you

 

[Adlless]

My point was for either an SS manager or SS verified should be able to do that, on whoever screenshares the person. Some people might not delete it, and then might take a risk by doing so.

 

[PyroInDaBus]

My point was for either an SS manager or SS verified should be able to do that, on whoever screenshares the person. Some people might not delete it, and then might take a risk by doing so.

Bucko, nobody else will clean your room

Learn about these tools, understand why they're there, and then, with that knowledge, make the decision to remove them if you so choose

 

[Jace9]

Are you saying the person who SS's you should delete all the files that they downloaded on your system?