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Part of what the article suggests is new is moving some items to more expensive editions. For example, Deferring upgrades has moved from Home to Pro, and severa

by e1ven 10y ago

Part of what the article suggests is new is moving some items to more expensive editions. For example, Deferring upgrades has moved from Home to Pro, and several Group Policy Options have moved from Pro to Enterprise only.

WorldMaker 10y ago
That also doesn't seem so new to me? Microsoft has constantly tweaked what is or is not included in each SKU since the very beginnings of Windows. If anything, these two particular complaints sound to me more that some users (especially small/medium businesses, but also some "semi-pro" users) have been using the wrong SKU for years and this is a necessary alignment shift.