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I generally agree with you. It's an either-or thing: either Microsoft secures their OS, or they provide safe ways for users to secure their OS. The first option
by cyrnel 2y ago
I generally agree with you. It's an either-or thing: either Microsoft secures their OS, or they provide safe ways for users to secure their OS. The first option is a million times better, but having neither option leads us to this mess.