This is clearly a warning, among others, that the bad Microsoft is back.
Using certificates and app signing is OK as long as it is done properly, with as much clarity as possible, and an inexpensive way to get our apps signed.
Using certificates and app signing is OK as long as it is done properly, with as much clarity as possible, and an inexpensive way to get our apps signed.
The only thing that's new about this article is the bit about WinGet, which is so beta that it's hard to assume that its "SmartScreen means malware" behavior will remain like that.
I do agree with it btw, it's just like how Gmail's spam filters make it super hard to self host email. This is monopolistic behavior under the guise of protecting users, plain and simple.
It changed a year or two ago. The "Run Anyways" button used to be on the main dialog. Now the user has to click the "More Info" button to see that option.