> It's interesting to note that certificates signed by a locally installed CA (e.g. an org's MitM proxy CA) will be considered acceptable. If MCS had just made

> It's interesting to note that certificates signed by a locally installed CA (e.g. an org's MitM proxy CA) will be considered acceptable. If MCS had just made their own private root CA and deployed it to their machines there wouldn't have been an issue. I believe this is how Microsoft Family Safety works, as far as I know.