He theorized that there HAD to be some common action in all of the programs, since to some degree, they all grab a copy of the data that is displayed on the screen to use, and that we should be able to theoretically be able to detect that action and react accordingly. His answer to the issue of there being tons of different recording program however was sort of interesting, but I don't know enough to give him answer with confidence. (Personal opinion is that he's sort of right, but I don't think we should go overboard for something with such a simple work-around) Get over 15 sharing outputs and a built-in library with lifetime. Mark up your screenshots, trim your video, or use a template to create visual instructions and guides. Show customers and coworkers how to do something with screenshots and videos.
To answer the issue of taking a picture of the screen, he said that while we can't make the program perfect, we CAN make it as hard as possible for someone to "hack" it. Capture your computer screen and quickly share information with visuals that are easy to understand. What is Snagit and how does it work Snagit is a screen capturing and recording software that lets users capture the screen or an entire flow of process with.
Even IF you somehow manage to block every program, a person can just take a picture of the screen.There are LOADS of programs that can be used to record/capture the screen, and trying to watch for all of them would not only be too exhaustive to explain, it would also be pointless, since any programmer worth his salt can put together a personal program that can take a screenshot without using any of the known names.I'm making a Winforms program for a friend, and one of the functions he wants implemented is to hide the contents of a textbox from being recorded meaning he wants it safe from screenshots and screen recordings.Īt this point I tried explaining the futility of this, explaining that
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