>So much for "overhauling its security processes" like Nadella sent out in a memo just a month ago. That could be orthogonal for a company as large and diverse

>So much for "overhauling its security processes" like Nadella sent out in a memo just a month ago. That could be orthogonal for a company as large and diverse as Microsoft for both to be true at the same time. Like certain more enterprise facing products like the windows kernel or Azure could be very secure, while others like these user facing Windows features, very un-secure. In general I noticed that most new tools and consumer facing features dropping on Windows 11 are of terrible quality, as if they were written by some web-dev interns rather than engineers experienced in Windows programming.