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Letting people eliminate general purpose computing is the point. That program permits you to say "as of this moment, all the apps that comprise this device's p
by Arnt 6y ago
Letting people eliminate general purpose computing is the point.
That program permits you to say "as of this moment, all the apps that comprise this device's purpose have been installed, and computing should cease being general, and should instead be limited to only those apps (including upgrades)". This isn't something I'd do for my development device, but I can see how it's a desirable policy for some people.
- forgotmypw17 6y agoI don't think it's desirable for most people, they just don't realize what they're missing.
- Arnt 6y ago1. Most people can't write even Fizzbuzz. How could they possibly realise what they're missing? 2. That feature isn't targeted at most people either, it's for "users with high visibility and sensitive information, who are at risk of targeted online attacks". AFAICT, turning the feature off is simpler than writing Fizzbuzz.