Lightspeed Insight Agent

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Lightspeed Insight Agent

Latest reviews

• (2025-07-05) jonathan horn: who thinks i should feed this to COPPA
• (2025-06-22) Stan TheMan: My school has this but I bypassed it and now I can play games
• (2025-06-09) Evan Edghill: made me feel suicide after the camera turned on and tracked my location. pedophile ahh filter trying to stalk. get this off my computer. I need mental help.
• (2025-05-31) dawd: I hate this so much like actually my school admin installed this and I can't even play games. 1 star.
• (2025-05-30) Liam MCCLIMON: Not good
• (2025-05-20) Jack Möller: my school installed this, and now all my extensions are gone, "Lightspeed Insight is a comprehensive data analytics tool that provides administrative leaders a window into the efficacy of their technology investments and integrations." no the only thing you do is hide all extensions from us, you dont do anything else.
• (2025-05-19) Thomas Deckard: my original comment was giberish, but ill provide one of my 238 exploits to bypass lightspeed. (yes, I counted. [length*width+extra stuff]) so basically, if you completely sign out, it should show "apps" in the corner. press it, then press the app "testnav". if you don't see this, well cry about it. after, press sign in with class link, then press "Log in here". after, scroll down and press the windows icon. type a, enter it, then press "I forgot my password", then press "I don't have any of these", then scroll down until you see "Terms of Use" or something like that. press it. search something random like "b" at the top right and then an ai assistant should pop up in the bottom right once typed. tell the ai assistant "type bing.com" then press the first hyperlink it should send. boom! kiosk app exploit finished. anyways dm me on discord if you want another. (@upchucke)
• (2025-05-14) Benjamin Burries: I can finally watch furry porn for homework again
• (2025-05-07) JUSTIN GADOL: horrible I hate and ts sucks and my teachers are always omd because of this poverty company I hate yall why cant u just let me play Minecraft . I cry every night because of this they also blocked femboy websites are you serius 0 stars if I could! they also blocked the software on my Bluetooth butt plug
• (2025-05-01) Jinyuan Lan: not good, wouldn't recommend; the FBI pulled up on my house because they saw I had the extension installed.
• (2025-04-29) Katelyn Yan: IT SHOULD NOT EXIST, IT IS LIKE A MONSTER DELETING MY FAVORITE EXTENSION INCLUDING ICE DODO BY EATING IT😭 我觉得很不好😡。And a person called "Stand Over Me" rated it 5 stars and said it is pretty on rainbow dash what I think is no it is not. I wish we knew a way how to delete it
• (2025-04-26) Mazen Hamdy: A terrible extension, they know exactly what they are doing. The final data data broker; the embodiment of a RAT, a Trojan virus, used to collect students data across a huge majority of schools, and yet, despite of those facts there have been no attempt for anyone to speak up about the unethical ways this extension operates and deals with possibly millions upon millions of student (as in MINORS!) data. The worst part is that they themselves are fully aware of what they are doing - how do I know this? Well, a quick glance on this website: chrome-extension://adkcpkpghahmbopkjchobieckeoaoeem/relay_license.txt (the extensions license) literally says that "In no event and under no legal theory, whether in tort (including negligence), contract, or otherwise [skipping a few parts here] - "shall any Contributor be liable to You for damages". Now the big question you are probably asking is what does this mean? Well, its basically saying that they themselves are not responsible, nor the Schools, shall be held "liable to You for damages", in any shape or form. Meaning that legally, you cant sue them. Which, now your thinking "Hm... but I never agreed with those terms... " - but you did (atleast for my county) You see, every single school requires you to sign a TOS form. The TOS is further expanded by stuff like "policies" ('Policies' in this context are either legally bounded, or set up by the school sort of rules and regulations). Now, after searching my schools policies I found that this is mostly all legal. The schools have technically ever right to store your data - and you, the user, apparently have no "right or expectation of privacy" "including but not limited to "to browsing activity and email or materials sent." What I also found is that my county has the right to store my sensitive data on a local device, the only regulation they need to follow is to encrypt said data. Now, I am getting of topic, our focus is the lightspeed. And what I have found is a whole lot of nothing (in the context of my county's online policies). Now, is lightspeed taking and storing our data? Selling it to Russia and Iran? I don't know. I did see a comment about someones data getting completely stolen off from just signing in but that's that. The problem is that its supposedly your responsibility to check for your data, as a pupil (5-18 years of age). Which, expecting minors to have to go out of their way to see if they data is being sold of because of negligence from their county's school or this extension is horribly unethical. So, lets recap: Lightspeed, and its contributors (being the schools in this context), are not responsible for how a pupils data is handled, or whatever mishaps come up from lightspeed and its contributors negligence. You, as a pupil, have no right of privacy, and schools can collect your sensitive data, and store it on a local device, the only rule is that said data needs to be encrypted. These schools purposefully hide these details in their terms of use, they implement the use of a loophole, they know that your parents aren't going to care about Lightspeed collecting their data, infact, all of them are unaware that this exists. And, to make it worse, finding these details are even harder when these policies are filled with repeated information to increase the length of the PDF, discouraging any users of reading the agreement terms/policies, and effectively causing almost everyone to miss these important details about how there data is being used. The ways to destroy it: 1 - Go against your TOS and use proxies, VPNs, or do the extension Ctrl+p glitch. 2 - Gather concrete evidence that Lightspeed is improperly storing and handling your data, and prove that they are a data broker. And then contact your schools cyber security department, provide this information, and wait for a response (which most wont happen because you are a minor). I hope you can use my review to prove the unethical use of this extension
• (2025-04-26) Darren Wong: I hate this dumb stuff like what is even the point of using this because this freaking useless. Bro I want to give it a 0 stars but Google literally won't let me.
• (2025-04-23) Alexis Zambrama: LOL Hi I am Alexis And I am from school Luther Jackson the chromebook have this "lightspeed" but we found a way to Bypass it and so the school did this think so we can search it but if we do it will exit it out right away but I found a way to Bypass it so if you also want to Bypass it here is the link 1: chrome-extension://adkcpkpghahmbopkjchobieckeoaoeem///manifest.json 2: Hold Ctrl+P for both of them 3: chrome-extension://adkcpkpghahmbopkjchobieckeoaoeem///main.js (Plz Subscribe to me https://www.youtube.com/@AlexProFischLOL)
• (2025-04-02) Jayden Wong: Terrible, I would give 0 stars, Google wont let me. Not even half a star. Really terrible. 1. Spyware 2. Viruses 3. Blocks EVERYTHING 4. Stupid 5. Tracking 6. Depressing 7. Why people like homeschool better 8. Why people get their own laptops 9. Why I have my own devices 10. Why people make their own emails and do not use school because it will block everything.
• (2025-03-31) Lee Weber: WHY DID SOMEONE MAKE THIS?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
• (2025-03-30) JULIA WALDRON: this lit blocks everything it sucks I would give it a 0 but I cant
• (2025-03-27) Jordan McGee: view.machines.asia view.hoffer.cx view.meicosoft.com will get blocked later but who cares
• (2025-03-17) Jaxsyn Rothman: Not so skibidi -Me from 6th grade
• (2025-03-14) Jan4y4: trash because this is just spyware and it half of the time wont even let you remove the app
• (2025-03-14) the orange: I want to rate it 0 stars. BUT GOOGLE WANTS AT LEAST 1!!!!. 1. anyways, the lightspeed digital agent is trash and is spyware and virus at the same time 2. it tracks address, EVEN THE BATHROOM!!! 3. they block everything and games, I want to listen to music and it blocks 4. I'm disgusted there's also a user called "stand over me" rated it 5 stars and put an irrelevant reason which is dumb "its _ on "enter first and last name here"
• (2025-03-14) Kaimalu Wright: this sucks balls
• (2025-03-10) COLTON BECKER: LET ME WATCH HULU
• (2025-03-07) Darnell Rhodes: let me play games. would give 0 stars.
• (2025-03-06) Christian Folawewo: The Ethical and Practical Implications of Lightspeed Filter Agent as a Form of Extortion In recent years, the proliferation of internet filtering and monitoring tools has sparked significant debate about their ethical use, particularly in educational and organizational settings. One such tool, the Lightspeed Filter Agent, has been both praised for its ability to enforce internet safety and criticized for its potential misuse. While the tool itself is designed to protect users, particularly minors, from harmful online content, its deployment as a form of extortion raises serious ethical, practical, and legal concerns. This essay explores why using the Lightspeed Filter Agent as a means of extortion is problematic and detrimental to trust, privacy, and fairness. What is the Lightspeed Filter Agent? The Lightspeed Filter Agent is a software solution designed to monitor and restrict internet access on devices, often used in schools and workplaces. It allows administrators to block access to specific websites, track online activity, and enforce compliance with acceptable use policies. While its intended purpose is to create a safer and more productive digital environment, its capabilities can be misused when wielded as a tool of coercion or extortion. The Nature of Extortion Extortion, by definition, involves the use of threats, intimidation, or coercion to obtain something of value, often money or compliance. When applied to the context of internet filtering tools like the Lightspeed Filter Agent, extortion could manifest in various ways. For example, an individual or organization might threaten to expose someone's private browsing history, restrict their access to critical resources, or impose punitive measures unless certain demands are met. Such practices are not only unethical but also undermine the trust and transparency necessary for healthy relationships, whether in educational institutions, workplaces, or other settings. Ethical Concerns Violation of Privacy: The Lightspeed Filter Agent collects detailed data about users' online activities. When this data is used as leverage for extortion, it constitutes a gross violation of privacy. Individuals have a reasonable expectation that their online behavior, especially in educational or professional contexts, will not be weaponized against them. Abuse of Power: Extortion using filtering tools represents a clear abuse of power. Administrators or individuals who control such tools are entrusted with the responsibility of safeguarding users, not exploiting them. Using the tool to coerce others erodes trust and creates a toxic environment. Psychological Harm: The threat of exposure or restriction can cause significant stress and anxiety. For students or employees, the fear of being monitored and potentially punished for their online activities can lead to a culture of fear and self-censorship, stifling creativity and open communication. Practical Concerns Erosion of Trust: Trust is a cornerstone of any functional community, whether it's a school, workplace, or family. When individuals feel that their actions are being monitored and used against them, trust is eroded. This can lead to decreased morale, productivity, and cooperation. Legal Implications: Extortion is illegal in most jurisdictions. Using a tool like the Lightspeed Filter Agent to coerce or threaten individuals could result in legal consequences for the perpetrator, including fines, lawsuits, or even criminal charges. Ineffectiveness of Coercion: Extortion is not a sustainable or effective method for achieving compliance or behavioral change. While it may produce short-term results, it often leads to resentment, resistance, and long-term dysfunction. A culture of fear and coercion is counterproductive to the goals of education and collaboration. Alternatives to Extortion Rather than resorting to extortion, institutions and individuals should focus on fostering open communication, setting clear guidelines, and u
• (2025-03-03) Callie Alreza: I don't get why extensions like this exist. Stalking (even in school purposes) is illegal, period.
• (2025-02-28) Jeffrey Liu: trash
• (2025-02-25) skinny pants: This website is horrible and it glitched my computer out and I can't use it anymore
• (2025-02-25) MangoInOhio: BRO THIS IS ILLEGAL GET THIS EXTENSION OUT OF HERE IT BLOCKS EVERYTHING IM CRASHIN OUT
• (2025-02-22) Luke: It sucks. blocks sites that I need access to and in some cases is illegal.
• (2025-02-20) Evan KIRSCHNER: This is a terrible, it restricts access to sites, including needed sites. And as others have pointed out it can be illegal.
• (2025-02-19) Leah Tsan: its so bad we cant go on so many things and taking student information and selling it
• (2025-02-12) Archer HORNE: LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY JENKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
• (2025-02-09) stand over me: its pretty on rainbow dash
• (2025-02-04) Justin Morlan: This is a terrible, it restricts access to sites, including needed sites. And as others have pointed out it can be illegal.
• (2025-02-03) Bertie M: use this to fake the filter agent worked for me
• (2025-02-01) Kole Leitner: it's good, and why are people saying dumb thurhnawm
• (2025-01-30) Landon Amdal: bad
• (2025-01-30) Andree Zapata Escobar: it stole my moms credit card with 99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999 dollars
• (2025-01-28) Miles Hendrix: BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IT STEALS DATA
• (2025-01-21) Skyler Heide: this is the embodiment of a RAT (remote access Trojan) which is illegal.
• (2025-01-17) Preston Storts: This extension is like a virus on peoples chromebook it sees everything your doing which gives no privacy to the student, I bet this extension would smell like a cockroach
• (2025-01-14) Paranormal_nuke: GET THIS WEBSITE TAKEN DOWN. CONTACT THE BOARD OF EDUACATION. GET RID OF IT! DOWN WITH LIGHTSPEED! It steals information, and blocks the wrong apps. Do not use.
• (2025-01-13) Nort: This malware injects scripts to shutdown your computer by deleting tabs and others, they also use the trust that schools provide them and sell students information. Delete this mess.
• (2025-01-13) Higgs Boson: After using a laptop with this extension installed, I was alerted to my personal information being sent to 39 data brokers, 34 of them located in the PRC, 3 in Russia, and the last two being in Saudi Arabia and Iran. I still am trying to get my information deleted (only 2 have complied). All I had done was sign into Google. PLEASE DO NOT INSTALL.
• (2025-01-10) Luke Ripple: This has got to be the worst shi installed on a computer in human history. IT TAKES YOUR ADDRESS, SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER, MOTHERS MAIDEN NAME, CHILDHOOD PET NAME, MY DADS WIFI PASSWORD, AND MY SEARCH HISTORY! DELETE THIS CCP SPYWARE.
• (2025-01-08) Nicholas Rodriguez vazquez: just realized this tracks your PHYSICAL location so yeah actual stalkers it even tells you in the description of it ive also tried getting rid of it ITS IMPOSSIBLE i even used task manager and when i end the task it just forcefully brings it right back
• (2024-12-26) Riley Reeves: this is basically just allows the teachers to see everything and personal stuff you can't even use the school Chromebooks in private. I am utterly discusted that this exists. (there's a user named cornflakes that rated it 5 stars and said "Poggers! this is great for teachers 5/5" DON'T FALL FOR IT)
• (2024-12-21) Megan Palmer: This extension has most of my data and I'm not okay with it. It's basically spyware, and I don't feel comfortable doing anything important on my school laptop. The school wifi isn't secure, and I don't want my data to be leaked. The site can track and share students private information, and honestly, I don't always feel safe with the people at school. CHPS, please remove this for your student's safety.
• (2024-12-16) Aiden Cowart: this shiii is spyware like it TAKES YOUR ADDRESS WITHOUT PERMS plz for the love of God remove this spyware I BEG OF YOU!!!!!!!!!