I don't understand. Any web browser (including, ostensibly, the one in every phone) can just go to hkmap.live (over VPN, for example), no?

Here's something you'll never be able to install on Android that every single iPhone owner can install the day it comes out:

The latest version of your OS... that is, until your device manufacturer finishes patching it up and loading it up with crapware. Which in the case of, say, Samsung, can take upwards of a year, to "never".

(That is, unless you have a Google device, but that's a minority these days, is it not?)

It did end up getting escalated to the district superintendents who ultimately decided upon the punishment.

By the time they told us what it would be, I just wanted it all to be over, so I didn't much care. They didn't say they were going to give us F's - they just said that we'd be unable to return to the class and we'd receive 0s for everything we missed. And that, in the future, we'd be unable to use any of the school's computer equipment for any reason.

I honestly figured I'd *still* get an A - the class was almost over and I had a ton of extra credit. Maybe a B. And, I'd taken all the Computer classes the school offered - so it wasn't really much of a punishment at all.

When I got my report card though - it was an F. Mathematically, there is no way it would have worked out like that; but it was the summer and my GPA wasn't anything special. I'd received an A in the AP Computer Science class, scored a 4 on the AP test (as a sophomore) - but received an F in the Intro to Programming class. Despite having done excellent on all the assignments and despite having received lots and lots of extra credit. Some adult, some professional educator who was well paid by tax payer dollars, was angry and decided to give me an F.

My parents wanted to raise hell down at the district over it - but it didn't bother me and, being perfectly honest, I just wanted to be done with the whole mess. So, at my request, they dropped it.

I went through my senior year avoiding the math department, the principal, and all of the computers. It sucked. But, on the plus side, I became somewhat infamous; and pretty much everyone except my closest friends were convinced I'd done something much cooler - like hacked into the grading system or something.

These creative attempts at taking control of my computer won't fly on my beloved Mac Pro, I'm going to enjoy my low marketshare while it lasts...