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I am looking into ways to move everything we do off of MS Tech completely because I don't trust their direction with Windows 10. I posted this because I though

by daveguy 10y ago

I am looking into ways to move everything we do off of MS Tech completely because I don't trust their direction with Windows 10. I posted this because I thought it was an interesting and relevant part of the announcement. If MS was this straightforward and transparent with Win10 (allowing easy disabling of telemetry and the option to control upgrades at all levels) then I wouldn't be looking at alternatives. Although off by default would be better, but they would get approximately zero feedback with that. Best would probably be ask on install with a checkbox easily unchecked. Whoever decided their .net tools telemetry and messaging needs to be in charge of that aspect across all products.

616c 10y ago
You and I are on the same page. What concerns me is that really the best work on securing core internals of the OS from long standing problems, such as strengthing LSASS and SAM against pass-the-hash with virtualized, isolated processing shielding and HW age I will be forced to it already. All the talk of Corona scares me, and not even CIS and the big players have guidance since MS has the new attitude of "just trust us already." Their announcing, even with Enterprise SKU, you cannot disable Windows Store, worries me. In my personal life, Windows is something I hardly ever use. But work and Windows 10, being shoved down into the deskop market, is scary. The Cred Guard stuff and improvements are wonderful, but their increasingly we're the cloud and you're the peon attitude also terrifies me. http://blogs.technet.com/b/ash/archive/2016/03/02/windows-10-device-guard-and-credential-guard-demystified.aspx http://blogs.technet.com/b/ash/archive/2016/03/02/windows-10...