Good news! I am sure there aren't any deeper issues around Microsoft's ideology, arrogance, or crass financially-motivated reasoning. Otherwise I might start wondering if maybe Microsoft's security AI might not actually work that well.
Good news! I am sure there aren't any deeper issues around Microsoft's ideology, arrogance, or crass financially-motivated reasoning. Otherwise I might start wondering if maybe Microsoft's security AI might not actually work that well.
Trustworthy Computing initiative was 22 years ago. Hopefully the new start menu ads won't be another attack vector.
apple and apps have more access to my phone than I do. And they have unfettered network access to exfiltrate anything they want.
We are unfortunately prisoner of the masses. The smart phone is a 99% device which means it caters for 99% of the users. And it's probably not a good idea letting 99% of the users anywhere near the thing based on the crap I've had to unstick over the years.
We can of course choose not to participate in this still if we don't want to.
The problem is that the alternatives are lacking, at least for the smartphone world. While on my PC I run a Linux distro, efforts like the PinePhone are still not good enough to be a daily driver.