We would like to have Discord installed on all of our computers and have a “guest” user that can only access our Discord server. We are an esports club.
Is it possible to accomplish that?
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like create a discord channel that you grant access to anybody who enters? Yes. I’m not sure if that violates the terms of service in any way, however if you log in to the same account on several different devices within a short period of time, it’s likely to be reported as bot activity. What are they doing with that account is a more pertinent question. Simply scanning the server for postings that resemble announcements? You would be better to have a website. Messages being sent? There will be total mayhem as a result. There will be instances of someone transmitting inappropriate content, and you won’t be able to identify the sender.
Yes, you can create a guest user account with limited access by setting up a restricted user profile on each computer. Install Discord and configure it to automatically sign in to your server. Use Windows or macOS parental controls to limit access to other apps and sites.
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create a Discord channel that is accessible to anyone that walks in? Yes. I’m not sure if that violates the terms of service in any way, however if you log in to the same account on several different devices within a short period of time, it’s likely to be reported as bot activity. What are they doing with that account is a more pertinent question. Simply scanning the server for postings that resemble announcements? You would be better to have a website. Messages being sent? There will be total mayhem as a result. There will be instances of someone transmitting inappropriate content, and you won’t be able to identify the sender.
Yes, you can create a user account that is restricted to accessing only your server. This involves setting up a user account with specific permissions and configurations to limit access