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How can above be done? &nbsp;Don't want users to uncheck the proxy &amp;&nbsp;then connect to<br />
their phone's 4G or private Wifi to browse Internet without going thru our corporate<br />
proxy (which gives a certain amount of protection) ?<br />
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Some users bring home their laptop so we don't want them to connect to their<br />
home broadband to browse Internet but just to work offline: as there are cases<br />
browsing the Net caused the laptop to be infected &amp;&nbsp;then brought back to office<br />
to connect to corporate network to further spread the infection (despite AV is<br />
up to date).<br />
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Feasible to use GPO or local GPO
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How can above be done?  Don't want users to uncheck the proxy & then connect to
their phone's 4G or private Wifi to browse Internet without going thru our corporate
proxy (which gives a certain amount of protection) ?

Some users bring home their laptop so we don't want them to connect to their
home broadband to browse Internet but just to work offline: as there are cases
browsing the Net caused the laptop to be infected & then brought back to office
to connect to corporate network to further spread the infection (despite AV is
up to date).

Feasible to use GPO or local GPO

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How to harden IE &amp; Firefox such that users cant uncheck the proxy

How to harden IE & Firefox such that users cant uncheck the proxy