Does this really solve the problem? I imagine most of these complaints come from people who pick up the extensions via bundling (not opting out of something wh

Does this really solve the problem? I imagine most of these complaints come from people who pick up the extensions via bundling (not opting out of something when installing software). As those bundles run off of executables with admin privileges in Windows, the last change was circumvented simply by altering some files in the user's chrome directory and the registry. I imagine a similar tactic will defeat this measure. At least before the removal of the third party installation route, Chrome was able to control the messaging and generate warnings. These changes are simply pushing the malevolent even further underground.