> > that’s one hell of a user benefit > Not for every user. Not every feature has to benefit every single user. Otherwise let's just remove WSL because it's i

> > that’s one hell of a user benefit > Not for every user. Not every feature has to benefit every single user. Otherwise let's just remove WSL because it's in use by <1% of Windows users. > I'm not willing to give up my control as an owner over my device for a reason as flimsy as this. Gamers who want to give up control for a slightly lower percentage of cheaters can get dedicated computing hardware (consoles) instead. Okay, then turn off Secure Boot. And just don't play these games. No one's saying all computers must have Secure Boot on and untoggleable. Secured Core is optional and it's very enterprise-focused, i.e.: businesses gating domain join to Secured Core PCs for extra perimeter control.