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Why Igdv Should Not Be Allowed In School
All students who attended to IGDV School should follow the rules and are not allow to bring any electronic devices. I had nothing but a school computer with limited internet access. Social networks, such as Facebook, Google Plus, Youtube, and Pinterest, were banned in this school. I thought I was able to endure the boringness of life. Until one Thanksgiving Break, I envied other students who were able to play outside the school; therefore, I decided to use teacher's computer to update my games. (Luckily, I didn't play.) During the night of Thanksgiving, I cracked the computer password and started my update quickly. Due to my daily observation, I was able to guess the password and access to the teacher's computer. As soon as my games finished
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