>If I try something and it turns out bad, that's on me, and I'm okay with that That's ok, I'm critizing those that run these scripts without checking (and unde

>If I try something and it turns out bad, that's on me, and I'm okay with that That's ok, I'm critizing those that run these scripts without checking (and understanding!) them and then blame Microsoft when things go south (think of the "stick in own bicycle" meme). This is not a defense of Microsoft, they are also to blame that users feel the need to run these scripts because dubious stuff like Recall gets added and/or automatically activated without asking.