This feature exists as part of the Advanced Configuration Editor by locking the machine when a host first connects, forcing them to use the Windows password:
Advanced Configuration Editor - ConnectWise

This functionality already existss, see here for more information:
Reset your password - ConnectWise

In order to reset your password without an administrator, these three conditions must be true:

• An internal user source is enabled
• The internal user source has at least one user
• The internal user source has at least one user with a valid email address

If these conditions aren't met, you won't see the Forgot Password? link.

Connection activity is available in the Audit log:
Audit page - ConnectWise

We are doing a phased rollout, full rollout should be by the end of next week at the latest.

It sounds like maybe the device has been restarted between connection attempts.

When an Android device is restarted, the ScreenConnect service will restart, and the device will appear as connected on the Host page. When a host connects to the session after a reboot, the end user on the device will need to Start recording again by clicking the Start now button. Please note that this is an Android feature.

All,

We are continuing to investigate this issue, however reproduction in our test environment still remains a challenge. Our support team reported to me that at least one user who experienced this issue has reported that upon updateing the latest Sonoma release (14.1) has resolved the issue.

If any of you who are experiencing this issue could see if updating to 14.1 resolves the issue, please let us know.

Thx,

Sean

No changes have been made, but the visibility of those screenshots can be configured per session group to view, or disabled totally. If you haven't made any changes to hide them, you should create a support case so they can assist troubleshooting.

Contact Support (site.com)

Documenation will be updates soon, in the meantime here are the motion and key events:

Motion Events:

1. Mouse button click (left/right/wheel) triggers a single tap on the device.
2. Double click triggers double tap for text areas.
3. Long press opens pop out modal for apps on home screen.
4. Button click + swipe triggers horizontal and vertical scroll.
5. Wheel scroll triggers vertical scroll.
6. Shift + wheel scroll triggers horizontal scroll.

Key Events:

1. In a text field, host is able to send letters, numbers and symbols through keyboard. Caps lock, shift + character, backspace and delete keys also worked.
2. Esc key triggers the Back button on the device.
3. Windows key triggers the Home button on the device.
4. Ctrl + Tab triggers the Switch button on the device.
5. Enter key works like a normal enter key on the keyboard for Android 13.