My school is ahead of the curve, all watches have been already banned in exams out of fear of smart watches being snuck in.
Kind of annoying, I liked having my regular watch out to keep track of time.
It's only fraudulent if the Watch isn't actually broken. I, personally, see no fundamentally moral or legal problem with purposefully breaking a device and filing an insurance claim. Apple wouldn't offer the service if it wasn't profitable. Unless you can provide documentation to the contrary, I'm almost 100% sure that to do so does not violate the terms of service of AppleCare+.
Furthermore, if you paid $99 and never used the service in the two year window, I see no reason why you should feel guilty about facilitating that. After all, you still have to pay the service charge.
Give me a ****ing break.
You can't fail me, since I won't cheat. And I'm in almost all AP classes, so that's an added plus.![]()
I took an AP exam last week and during the proctor script, it was clearly stated that they were not allowed. It was something like this:
"Electronic devices such as smartphones, smart watches, [...] are not allowed during the administration of this exam."
They went on to say that they would not only result in invalidation of your exam, but the invalidation of the entire room.
They were so strict that they made sure we had 5 feet between the middle of our tests, since our desks were arranged in rows.
Not worth it, better to learn it the first time.![]()
Our school still says there are no pagers allowed. Like anybody nowadays in the right mind would be using a pager in school... Let alone using one to cheat...