Can't answer for the Brits, but we here in the U. S. of A. initiated a
minor disagreement with them 224 years ago over other "ethical stances"
of like nature. Where there is opportunity for misuse and/or corruption
by authority, it is assured that such misuse/corruption will be seized
and utilized. If an organization's personnel morale is so poor that
trust in them to do the right thing is abandoned, perhaps it's time to
look at reorganizing the institution. By the way, I for one would be
interested in knowing just what constitutes a "dangerous political site"
within an educational environment.
antoine wrote:
object : "ethical" for use of VNC
I completely agree with the position of many members of this list about the
use of VNC that forbidden to "spy" anybody on a network, of course !
it's a look on private life as read a mail of somebody or have look to his
neighborhood ...
But the problem is different and we have to replace it in its own reality :
As I said clearly, It's a school where there is a network of PC to use
internet only for the pupils who are not authorized to create mails, or
write personal documents.
They are only authorized to visit with their teacher some sites for works
with their groups that's all ...!
But some pupils break the system, go to forbidden site (like XXX, or
dangerous
political site and many others ..) and of course the school cannot accept
it.
So in this particular case it's not "spy" to use VNC to have a look on what
are doing the pupils.
Allready, since 2 weeks that the network is installed, we had a lot of
problems :
delete of system files, try to know the password, writing of insults on
teachers,
It's not the objective of this network ...
VNC is the only way to stop these desagreements.
Last remark : in England, we read in the newpapers, that a new law has been
voted by the British Government, authorizing the companies or administration
and even on private PC, to have a look on what doing the employees on
internet !
.... What answer the people in england about this "spy" ?
I hope now that my position about "to hide vnc logo" will have a better
comprehension.
See You !
Antoine Wachi
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