I am working in a google doc and I continue getting an error message telling me that "Teacher Has Locked Your Screen." This makes no sense as I am not a student and do not have an affiliation with a school. I checked my Apple Settings, and there is nothing indicating school IT there, but I can't work in Google without the message popping up.
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MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 14.0
“Teacher Has Locked Your Screen, but I am not a student: I am working in a google doc and I continue getting an error message telling me that ‘Teacher Has Locked Your Screen.’ This makes no sense as I am not a student and do not have an affiliation with a school. I checked my Apple Settings, and there is nothing indicating school IT there, but I can't work in Google without the message popping up.”
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Provide a Screenshot of this Message:
Caption a portion of your screen that has this message and any other items pertaining to it. IMPORTANT: Block-out any personal info (ie names and time) by covering it with red-colored rectangles and such through use of the Photos app. Go Here: Take a Screenshot on Mac - Apple Support
Try turning off browser notifications as detailed in this article written by a respected forum contributor:
Stop unwanted Notifications - Apple Community
Error 'Teacher has locked your screen' can't work in Google docs on MacBook Pro
