It is true that on a regular basis we provide advice to people and also sometimes we need to get advice from people as well. So it was a time when I provided advice to my friend. So it was a time when my friend was studied in York University and it was her last course it’s advanced communication and at that time she made an individual project for her class but she just used some of the synonyms from Google. So when she submitted that project her professor said that she just copied from somewhere but she just said that she didn’t copy from somewhere it’s just she just get some advice. So her professor said that for Google Meet so she joined the meeting and her professor told that open your browser and then she started checking her laptop and browse her chat GPT history. So she just deliberately put plagiarism on my friend at that time she just took advice from me that what she needs to be she needs to do in that situation. So at that time I just told to my friend to contact with project management because it was not her fault and professor didn’t have any right to browse someone’s private history. So she just talked with project management and explained all situation. So after one week one week investigation professor was at fault because my friend did on my friend’s project there’s no plagiarism. So she just used some of the synonyms. So at that time my friend got full marks and she passed her course happily. So at that time.
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It is true that on a regular basis we provide advice to people, and sometimes we need to get advice from people as well. There was a time when I provided advice to my friend. My friend was studying at York University, and it was her last course, which was advanced communication. At that time, she made an individual project for her class, but she just used some synonyms from Google. When she submitted that project, her professor said that she had copied from somewhere, but she insisted that she didn't copy; she just got some advice. Her professor suggested a Google Meet, so she joined the meeting, and her professor told her to open her browser. Then she started checking her laptop and browsing her chat GPT history. The professor deliberately accused my friend of plagiarism. At that time, my friend sought advice from me on what she should do in that situation. I told my friend to contact project management because it was not her fault, and the professor didn't have any right to browse someone's private history. She talked with project management and explained the entire situation. After one week of investigation, it turned out the professor was at fault because there was no plagiarism in my friend's project; she had only used some synonyms. In the end, my friend received full marks and passed her course happily.
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