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Oh yeah, definitely, but mobile OSes do this fairly well. Windows just asks if you want to give access to everything or not, of course you're always going to cl
by stavros 1y ago
Oh yeah, definitely, but mobile OSes do this fairly well. Windows just asks if you want to give access to everything or not, of course you're always going to click yes, especially if the program doesn't work without it.
- dwattttt 1y agoThere's plenty of actually granular permissions; they're just not used by anyone. How many people on Windows create separate user accounts, run programs as those accounts (hello runas), & set ACLs?
- ranger_danger 1y agoNot many, but I have found Sandboxie to be quite useful for this purpose.
- ClumsyPilot 1y agoIt’s not user friendly
- dwattttt 1y agoIt sure isn't. Although its competition is stuff like chmod (way less granular), and SELinux, and SELinux isn't winning any usability competitions either.