setyfse4

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   by setyfse4 10y ago

   Chromebooks also do auto updates, and do it such a way that typical non technical end user finds it difficult to turn off permanently. That's a good thing too.
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   by setyfse4 10y ago

   Not being confounded by choices they dont understand or care is also what they want. Chrome and Firefox auto updating without user intervention by default is a good thing. If Chrome were to ask permission before downloading updates, many of
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   by setyfse4 10y ago

   Disclaimer: MSFT employee here. My previous company was acquired by MSFT. > Shouldn't the end user get to decide for themselves. Not for the typical user who is not working in IT. None of my friends or relatives want to decide thems
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   by setyfse4 11y ago

   It is "CertplusRoot CA G1" in my system too. This CA was added recently ( http://www.infoworld.com/article/2941594/security/microsoft-... ).