Re: Lawsuit Time Again
But if you configure the device so they can't install or build their own software, then they are not going to be able to install Chrome/Firefox etc anyway, and this new measure from Microsoft is not needed.
Precisely, also it would appear that MS are being inconsistent - although this nothing new. With the Xbox and family filters set to on, when my children decided to load a movie DVD, they got a warning, to which I easily gave permission and haven't been bothered with similar requests since. Likewise, my son was recently given Call of Duty, on first load Xbox gave warning: son asked, we had a discussion, permission given, he can now play when he want's subject to our agreed usage rules (which naturally MS's family filter is totally unable to enforce).
So I would expect similar with software... But then given my children currently use Chrome on Win7 with a variety of security, filtering and blocking software that I find helpful and don't restrict me and my partner in our work, I see little real value in the Win10 family filters...
Biting the hand that feeds IT
