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Switching from Windows 10 to Ubuntu 17.10

How to lock down API access on your G Suite Domain by Whitelisting

In the G Suite Management Console, there is an important setting that allows you to whitelist the apps that have API access to your domain. I'd recommend doing this to safeguard your data and prevent malicious apps doing bad things! Quick video guide below:

How to lock down who can use Chrome on Windows via Group Policy

You can restrict the use of Chrome to only the accounts you want to use it by enforcing a few group policies. The most recent of these is to force users to sign into Chrome. However, this policy need others to make it effective. Below are the ones I use. Update - see this page for the latest policies that replace the first two listed below. Firstly - force users to sign in to Chrome Make sure they can only use a domain account Make sure they cannot use accounts you don't want them using in G Suite services Disable incognito mode Disable guest mode Disable add user (might not want to use this for a staff account as they may need to use more than one account) With this combination of policies, your users are locked down to their G Suite account and cannot do anything about it. Quick video on what it looks like: