Essentially spyware that potentally records your screen, camera, keystrokes, mouse movements, running processes, and connected peripherals. It might also run constant integrity checks on itself to ensure no modifications are made.
I feel like people who cheat on digital tests could learn a thing or two from cheaters in video games. They have cheats that are invisible on screen-shares and that are super hidden (this mostly applies to AC bypasses, but some cheats run at a kernel or hardware level)
I agree. If a child understands and excels at some topic, they should have the choice to move on to the next? (I believe this is what you mean, correct me if I'm wrong)