Dear all, There is one application which uses system time to keep track of the work progress of the worker (user). But, as you know, the worker (user) can easily change the system time in the Prefs application. Are there any method to force a password login before the user can change the system time? I understand that it possibly needs hacks. But can hacks intercept the time change? I know that there is a global launch code sysAppLaunchCmdTimeChange which is launched AFTER the user changes the time. But, I think that AFTER the user changes the time, I can at most log this time change activity in the database but cannot undo the action. Can anyone please help? Best regards, philip
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