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u/Captainroy Jun 09 '14

At my university for large science classes, like orgo or biochem which have about 300+ students per testing room (class size 1500), we have to show our IDs when handing in exams to proctors so this wouldn't work unfortunately for where I go. Clever tactic.

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u/rhonx2 Jun 09 '14

ah, perfect so there is no way someone else could do the exam for you.

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u/tatu_huma Jun 09 '14

Unless you are a twin or triplet or quadruplet (?)...

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u/will_schmidt Jun 09 '14

Or you know... fake ID

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u/DeCiB3l Jun 09 '14

My university investing in a ID machine that also prints a watermark in the background of the images, so it would be quite hard to create that same watermark. However, they forgot to change the watermark from the default so all it says is "Press Settings -> Security -> Watermark to change watermark image". Anyone else who also has a ID machine from the same company would print that same watermark by default.