>OS X is still allowing regular people to install apps from whatever source they want, by default. >In Windows 8 you have to either check "Allow all trusted ap

>OS X is still allowing regular people to install apps from whatever source they want, by default. >In Windows 8 you have to either check "Allow all trusted applications to install" in the Group Policy settings in Win Pro/Enterprise, or change a registry setting. This means users will have to go out of their way to install anything beyond what the App Store provides. Well, at least the option is still available. Err what? To my understanding, what you said is exactly opposite, OS X has those restrictions and Windows 8 doesn't. Do you have a reference that Windows 8 restricts third party desktop apps by default?