- Dec 8, 2014
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Not really true. Default configuration is more permissive nowadays.By default will sandbox everything (you can configure to make it better).
In my opinion, generally, users seek (further) restriction. Why? It's because virtualization (there's a reason why it's named that way; contrary to sandboxing) is superior in terms of compatibility with applications by default. There's a trade over restriction. And I like it that way. I could provide examples where this is noticeable-- where you may not be able to run applications at all when sandboxing.