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if you can't control it, you can't trust it Exactly, which is why Microsoft and enterprise IT like to control the updates. If they can't control the updates, t
by sliverstorm 11y ago
if you can't control it, you can't trust it
Exactly, which is why Microsoft and enterprise IT like to control the updates. If they can't control the updates, they can't trust the computer!
Unpatched, dated, or even EoL OS versions has been a big problem for a long time, and it's arguably even more serious of an issue than dated versions of Chrome.
You want that control for yourself, and I can relate to that, but 99% of users cannot be trusted with that control which is why this happened.
- frik 11y agoExactly, which is why Microsoft and enterprise IT like to control the updates Neither enterprise IT nor consumers can control it, do you get it? Only with the very expensive "Enterprise Long Term Servicing Branch" License, which only a small group of large corporations will be able to license. No other operating system exists that behave in such a way. It's a "Windows as a Service", but many still want a traditional onprimise Windows, the same goes for all other Microsoft software incl. Office and Sharepoint.
- yuhong 11y agoNot true, any company who buys Win10 Enterprise with Software Assurance using volume licensing (minimum order is only 5 units) can get access.