FAQ
Storing information: During a test or exam, the user can secretly input information into the calculator. This can be in the form of formulas, answers, or other useful information needed to answer questions.
Memory function: The cheat calculator has a memory function that preserves the stored information, even if the calculator is turned off or restarted.
Accessing stored information: During the exam, the user can easily recall the stored information by using specific keys or commands on the calculator.
Discreet display: Many cheat calculators have a discreet design to maintain the hidden nature of the stored information. This may involve displaying the retrieved information on the calculator's screen in a way that doesn't immediately raise suspicion.
Input Information: Input the information you need to remember discreetly during your study time or before the exam.
Store Information: Use the calculator's memory function to store this information.
Recall Information: During the exam, recall the stored information as needed by accessing the memory function.
Be Discreet: Ensure you use the calculator's features discreetly to avoid suspicion.