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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 867282" data-attributes="member: 62850">Just to clarify for everyone reading, for the purposes of this discussion, when I say dynamic levels of protection / security posture, what I am really talking about is VS&#039;s mode.&nbsp; Obviously VS has the Security Posture setting as well and to a certain extent interacts with the VS Mode.But to answer your question... as far as Web Apps that cause VS to toggle, yes, that only happens in Smart Mode.&nbsp; But for example, in Always ON mode, by default VS&#039;s locking mechanism with automatically deactivate after 10 minutes of user inactivity to automatically allow background processes and updates.&nbsp; It will also deactivate when a user goes to Control Panel / Programs and Features... and I need to have it do the same for Windows 10 Settings / Apps &amp; Features.&nbsp; It used to do so, but there was a change in Windows 10, so I need to update this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danb, post: 867282, member: 62850"] Just to clarify for everyone reading, for the purposes of this discussion, when I say dynamic levels of protection / security posture, what I am really talking about is VS's mode. Obviously VS has the Security Posture setting as well and to a certain extent interacts with the VS Mode. But to answer your question... as far as Web Apps that cause VS to toggle, yes, that only happens in Smart Mode. But for example, in Always ON mode, by default VS's locking mechanism with automatically deactivate after 10 minutes of user inactivity to automatically allow background processes and updates. It will also deactivate when a user goes to Control Panel / Programs and Features... and I need to have it do the same for Windows 10 Settings / Apps & Features. It used to do so, but there was a change in Windows 10, so I need to update this. [/QUOTE]

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