Scoop was designed to be able to work without admin rights, keeping everything in the user's directory. Which is good for users, but not really for system admin

Scoop was designed to be able to work without admin rights, keeping everything in the user's directory. Which is good for users, but not really for system administrators who don't want six versions of Teams or whatever out of sync on the system. (which is a bad example, because Teams does that anyway even if you use the system-wide installer. I digress.)