Consumers who work with software that employs sandboxing and are alarmed about PSF have the choice to disable the PSF functionality Thank goodness. That's a mu

Consumers who work with software that employs sandboxing and are alarmed about PSF have the choice to disable the PSF functionality Thank goodness. That's a much better way of handling it than the "sky is falling" response to Spectre and Meltdown that saw some people receive 20% performance drops via silent Windows Updates, despite neither of them being actively exploited in the wild.