4 ms·
Yep, the technology is already there. Just a question of time before they flip the switch for good and force it down everyone's throat and call it "enhanced se
by samiv 2y ago
Yep, the technology is already there.
Just a question of time before they flip the switch for good and force it down everyone's throat and call it "enhanced security and user experience".
- throwaway48476 2y agoWindows S failed hard so they have a new strategy. Every new CPU ships with M$'s Pluton root of trust. For 'security' everything will have to be signed. They consider the user to be the threat actor. Eventually they will charge a percsnt fee for using their signing service.
- erikerikson 2y agoHave you met my mother in law? She really is.
- donnachangstein 2y agoThis sounds like the UEFI Secure Boot FUD from > 10 years ago. That also didn't turn out like they predicted.
- throwaway48476 2y agoThe desire for control never went away.
- octacat 2y agoThe moment they roll it as mandatory - people would stop updating.
- ranger_danger 2y agoThere are so many legacy apps being used in the corporate world, I don't see this realistically ever happening.
- 3np 2y agoSo just make that feature exclusive for enterprise versions and reduce the ease for private individuals to obtain one.