Aug. 23, 2023, 6:09 p.m. | /u/HauntedGatorFarm

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Came across a case with a user having installed multiple anonymizers on their Chrome browser and I had to have an awkward conversation forcing them to delete it. A helpdesk tech suggested it wasn't a big deal, but I feel like if users can't install applications on their machines, why should they be allowed to install extensions on their browser?

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