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It does increase the cost of tech support.

• saagarjha 4y ago
  Perhaps, but I feel the real reason is their security team tells them they can't control it so they should get rid of it.
  • shadowgovt 4y ago
    Honestly, that's also a good reason.
  • orev 4y ago
    Yes, that’s exactly the reason. Enforcing security is an endless black hole of effort that will increases exponentially with every new thing you need to support. So yes, reducing the number of things that need to be evaluated isn’t just some security guy trying to control everyone, it’s a hard requirement just to be able to have security at all.