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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 1055974" data-attributes="member: 62850">CyberLock is infinitely more usable than User Account Control, on every single level.&nbsp; If novice or average users can handle UAC, they can CERTAINLY handle CyberLock.And actually, novice and average users do not overthink CyberLock like advanced users do... they just view it as a simple computer lock, that automatically locks their computer when they are browsing the web and checking email.&nbsp; CyberLock is very complex under the hood, but is it extremely simple on the surface.&nbsp; If you overthink it, then you will never truly understand what it is about.A perfect example of this is Neil&#039;s review.&nbsp; He was confused by the ON and OFF because he was overthinking it.&nbsp; Once I explained that the ON and OFF simply displays the status of the lock, he understood the concept.&nbsp; Neil is accustomed to reviewing traditional AV&#039;s, and CL does pretty much everything opposite, so there were a lot of things he was confused about, but I had no idea this was the case until he released the review.&nbsp; I am hoping he will update his review once he understands CL a little better.&nbsp; Although it would take him weeks or months to completely understand every little feature.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danb, post: 1055974, member: 62850"] CyberLock is infinitely more usable than User Account Control, on every single level. If novice or average users can handle UAC, they can CERTAINLY handle CyberLock. And actually, novice and average users do not overthink CyberLock like advanced users do... they just view it as a simple computer lock, that automatically locks their computer when they are browsing the web and checking email. CyberLock is very complex under the hood, but is it extremely simple on the surface. If you overthink it, then you will never truly understand what it is about. A perfect example of this is Neil's review. He was confused by the ON and OFF because he was overthinking it. Once I explained that the ON and OFF simply displays the status of the lock, he understood the concept. Neil is accustomed to reviewing traditional AV's, and CL does pretty much everything opposite, so there were a lot of things he was confused about, but I had no idea this was the case until he released the review. I am hoping he will update his review once he understands CL a little better. Although it would take him weeks or months to completely understand every little feature. [/QUOTE]

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