Yes, it doesn't matter what is introduced, someone will say they hate it. Can never please the whole World simultaneously or with the same thing. Nor can OSs be built for individuals rather than for a
whole Globe & all of over a billion Users.
It is thought, if Consumers don't have such an On/Off switch, Enterprise will (probably, maybe)
Ooops, probably should keep my thoughts to myself
Cheers,
Drew
While I may totally agree with your statement here, you cannot please a billion users. No matter what is introduced, there will always be those that like, those that dislike, and well, some things may just require time to adapt.
The point being, give consumers the option to deploy or not.
Case in point, the "Blur" issue you sort of forgot about setting. Have you ever seen this in action on a device with no lock screen (password). It is horrendous booting directly to Desktop. Granted, it may only last a second or two, would rather see the
beautiful lock screen picture than that massive blur.
Before I get lectured regarding passwords, my entire Home fleet are on local accounts. My 130lb German Shepherd is my password :-).
Only the main working computer is password protected due to confidential info. Even with the sign-in box screen, who needs to put focus on that with the blur, would rather admire the daily picture. Again, this is my preference, and it should simply be a
toggle.
Drew, with you being in the IT business, you would know it does not require much effort to remove passwords anyhow. Yes, I have had some consumers actually forget them and were locked out of their systems, with a handful of stories behind each one :-)
Wish you and your family a Merry Harley Christmas and the best through the New Year as well.
Regards,