Windows can now automatically protects you from unwanted applications.
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mbk1969
Would be cool if they provided a list (with reasons for blocking).
jststojc
It would be even cooler, if they wouldnt just automagically install and enable this "feature", but make it possible for the user to install and/or enable it with informed consent. I mean, they could jsut as well add a systemwide adblocker than...
These whole TPM for W11, automagic program blockers, defaulting to edge again etc. makes it really easy to say goodbye ms, hello linux for everything. Especially nowadays when due to Steam/SteamOS so many games run on linux either natively or with great emulation. Which should get even better once the steam deck is released later this year.
asturur
What the antispyware says about the windows telemetry? does it do a bit of self criticism at least? Or about the unwanted tons of stuff you find on a new windows install?
KissSh0t
The one change I just noticed today was the settings page now having a new bar at the top telling me I was singed in as a local account and that it recommended me to sign in for "rewards"... whatever that means.. and that it now shows how long ago windows checked for updates, and then a "Restore recommended" for the web browser which I'm assuming is Microsoft's attempt at making more people use Edge.
Octopuss
Um, if it's been there since 2020 it's not a new feature. What am I missing?
Horus-Anhur
But it doesn't block all the spyware and bloatware that comes with Windows...
Sylencer
I feel like this will block or remove my cheat engine.
Noisiv
DannyD
It's not like the windows tech gurus can't just peek into every crack and crevice of windows anyways, if i own windows i own the right to tweak and twist it whichever way the whim goes.
fantaskarsef
Back in the day, you were worried about the things your OS did not do to protect you.
These days, you are worried how you can prevent your OS from cutting off your favourite apps because it does things on it's own, without your intention.
Brasky
Can it automatically protect me from microsoft edge? that malicious program is always popping up.
Brasky
KissSh0t
Airbud
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I hate them bastages!
WhoSaidThat
Oh. So this is why Windows Defender starting quarantining Tixati a few months ago, and saying it was a PUP. Yeah, a really useful new feature.
Sylencer
tsunami231
I thought windows already does this, and smartscreen was doing this too?
Defender is still disable for most part on my end or well as disabled as it can be seeing i still use Avast which disable it but i dont think really complete disables it
anticupidon
What about custom made software? I mean, small business have their own software with the standard .msi installer, they have to get some certificate of some security acceptance to run their software or how?
Or have the WSDL deploy the software and the administrative management has to deal with this ?
Zooke
Reddoguk
Is that a typo "May 2020" or is this from over a year ago?
I recently noticed one of my apps was missing it's .exe file and it seems Win10 didn't like my app so it removed the .exe on it's own.
It was an automatic driver update notification program.