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A lack of such a prompt would mean nothing from security point of view. It's not like you run a program you used regularly and now all of a sudden such a warnin
by imcritic 11mo ago
A lack of such a prompt would mean nothing from security point of view. It's not like you run a program you used regularly and now all of a sudden such a warning appears (as if someone replaced the program's binary with another one). You did download this program manually from the internet, the warning is basically just about that.
- _vxgq 11mo agoYes, but the target group of this project is not "me". It's potentially many people, and I assume (maybe incorrectly) that the author wants their project to succeed and gain traction.