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[BUG]: Remove the option to uninstall "Microsoft.Windows.SecHealthUI" #190
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Hi, thanks for the report, you are completely right.
This is not something that a typical user would ever want to do, so I guess warning, documentation and isolation will do it. |
- Move removal of `SecHealthUI` app to "Privacy over security" category. - Emphasize disruptive behavior in the script name. - Add comprehensive documentation
I added the fix, it will be released in next patch. I also took deeper look into why this was under People Hub and I see that it was due to my wrong interpretation of Microsoft documentation about Windows services. I thought there was a tree structure (categorization) where does who does not have name in table are parents of others, but this is not the case. I will also re-categorize some of the other apps (flatten the wrong categories) to fix it. |
- Remove incorrect categories and flatten their children. - Simplify user interface by removing "installed" and "provisioned" app categories, listing the apps directly. - Indent comments to be easily collapse parent category in IDE. - Improve some of the existing documentation.
Both categorization is fixed, the script is documented and moved to insecure scripts category. Everything is there since 0.12.8 🚀. Please let me see if you see anything else @ItsIgnacioPortal. |
Why would anyone want to break the Windows Security UI? There's nothing to be gained from that. furthermore, this option is hidden in the "People Hub" section.
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