It looks like it solves a problem I have, but how does it do that? Just disable sleep? Or does it actually detect activity (and if yes, how and which apps are supported)?
TLDR - Just disables sleep, it gives a simple toggle to disable and re-enable sleep fast which survives the closed lid, or to prevent your screen from dimming
See CC6.2 Creation and Removal of User Credentials and CC6.6 External Protections, but if you don't work in a regulated environment, world's your oyster!
It looks like it solves a problem I have, but how does it do that? Just disable sleep? Or does it actually detect activity (and if yes, how and which apps are supported)?
TLDR - Just disables sleep, it gives a simple toggle to disable and re-enable sleep fast which survives the closed lid, or to prevent your screen from dimming
Security teams will have a field day.
Why's that
https://compyl.com/blog/soc-2-software-timeout-requirements/
See CC6.2 Creation and Removal of User Credentials and CC6.6 External Protections, but if you don't work in a regulated environment, world's your oyster!
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