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How will this work for government clients that need a secure environment?
by billfor 1y ago
How will this work for government clients that need a secure environment?
- doubled112 1y agoThey will likely log into a domain. If they need something offline/air gapped, I'm not sure either. LTSC is another option.
- CaptainBanger 1y ago[dead]
- john01dav 1y agoThey will probably charge extra for it. I asked a public school IT person how he was handling FERPA with the new privacy violations on windows 10, and the answer was paying exorbitant fees.
- estimator7292 1y agoThere's actually a group policy to disable Microsoft accounts. No idea how well it works, but it's there
- cyberax 1y agoThe LTSC edition is unaffected. You _can_ buy it, but it's a bit of a quest. You need to register as a company and buy at least five Windows licenses (you don't have to use them), and after that you can get a license for an LTSC version. It works out to about $700, if you want to go down this route.
- xeonmc 1y agomas