I'd say finally. Like it's happening on the Mac, it's getting harder for the average user to screw up since software from "unidentified developers" can't run b

I'd say finally. Like it's happening on the Mac, it's getting harder for the average user to screw up since software from "unidentified developers" can't run by default. I can still run anything I want as a power user and that will not change on macOS and won't change on Windows.