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This morning, I went to the doctor for a scheduled appointment. While she was looking at the results of blood tests from two years ago on the screen (and suggested repeating them for a follow-up), I
@[email protected] it is concerning, and in this context, of course you'd want it to be force-disabled centrally
Still, if I understand well how Microsoft implemented it, she should still be able to at least disable it through the normal system settings window, on her machine, without any intervention from them.
This morning, I went to the doctor for a scheduled appointment. While she was looking at the results of blood tests from two years ago on the screen (and suggested repeating them for a follow-up), I
@[email protected] I'm confused, afaict, even on a non-enterprise install, it can still be deactivated in system settings by the local user.
Is this not the case ?