Andy Ful
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Yes. All of them are incompatible with WDAC dynamic code trust verification. This can be a problem in businesses if WDAC policies are applied. I think that dynamic code trust verification is not necessary at home, because non-Microsoft applications are already blocked.For your information, three other programs with probably the same issue:
O&O ShutUp10++
O&O AppBuster
DefenderUI
The lack of dynamic code trust verification could be important in the case of the vulnerable Microsoft-signed .NET application. But, I did not hear of such an application.