[NtGuy25]

I also had an issue with not being able to wear glasses. It was my fourth Sans cert and never had the issue before. The proctor also was sabotaging me by saying I requested "Technical support" 5 times during the exam, each time the timer running and some dude distracting me, despite me telling him I have no tech issues and to let me continue my exam. They would spend 5 minutes verifying that I indeed had no issues and then leave...

Very unprofessional, if not illegal due to discrimination and even though it was one of Sans's entry level certs, I barely passed, versus 90 + on all of their advanced ones without these issues.

Their reasoning was "The rules say no facial obstructions, your glasses block your face.". They have to hire the dumbest people to do these proctors.

I've never had any issues with other proctoring services, and things like pearson for Comptia and Microsoft were actually enjoyable. With proctoru each proctor seems to find some issue and you have to argue with them since it's completely unreasonable.