Disable display rotation shortcut at chromeOS login screen?

[Pete Mundy]

Dear list

Does anyone know of a chromeOS policy that can be leveraged to administratively restrict access to the display-rotation keyboard shortcut ctrl-shift-refresh that can be used at the login screen of chromeOS? Ie, preferably via the Chrome Management Console in a similar way as was made available for restricting the accessibility functions.

One of my schools has a 'little darling' leaving a long tail of rotated login screens :)

Pete

[Alistair Baird]

Yep, in Google Device Manager->Settings->Device Settings->Accessibility control

• AccessibilityShortcutsEnabled

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Alistair Baird
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[Pete Mundy]

Cheers Alistair, but I don't think screen rotation is one of the accessibility shortcuts (it's a shortcut for sure, just not classified as an 'accessibility' one).

I've discovered the Chrome 'DisplayRotationDefault' policy, which can be used to restore the rotation at each reboot - but you still can't stop them from rotating it in the first place.

Oh well, first world problems I guess. It's not like I'm loosing half my storage space ;-) And at least we can tell teachers "just reboot it" to fix it I guess :)

https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#DisplayRotationDefault

On Thu, 13 Jun 2024 at 15:28, 'Alistair Baird' via Techies for schools <techies-f...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

Yep, in Google Device Manager->Settings->Device Settings->Accessibility control

• AccessibilityShortcutsEnabled