The problem is not marketing. The problem is the tool is fundamentally not secure, and in my opinion, fundamentally not securable without major changes. The co

The problem is not marketing. The problem is the tool is fundamentally not secure, and in my opinion, fundamentally not securable without major changes. The core issue is that everyone has things on their computer that they want to be transient. I don't ever want my computer taking screenshots when I'm entering, say, my credit card number. More importantly, though, I oftentimes have text editors containing "scratch pads" that may contain sensitive data that I never want to persist. Microsoft just never thought through the security implications of this feature.