What capture protection does
PhantomCodeAI uses operating-system capture protection to keep its overlay out of screen-sharing and recording methods.
PhantomCodeAI configures its overlay to request operating-system capture protection. That setting concerns the window image; it does not make the application or its activity invisible to monitoring software.
- macOS: Electron uses
NSWindowSharingNone, but its documentation states that newer applications using ScreenCaptureKit can still capture a protected window. - Windows: Electron uses
WDA_EXCLUDEFROMCAPTURE. Protection depends on the Windows version and capture path; it is not a guarantee against every recording or inspection method.
See the Electron capture-protection documentation for platform behavior and limitations.
Screen sharing and proctoring are different checks
A recording that does not show the overlay proves only what that recording captured. Proctoring software may inspect running applications, browser activity, or other signals and flag known tools. A hidden Dock icon or taskbar entry does not remove a process from Activity Monitor or Task Manager. For more context, see what proctoring software actually detects.
Check your setup and interview rules
In a mock session, inspect a recording made with the same operating system, conferencing app, and sharing mode you plan to use. Repeat after updates. This checks visible capture behavior only; it does not establish that proctoring cannot detect the app. Follow the company's and platform's rules on AI assistance.