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<blockquote data-quote="Ink" data-source="post: 830111" data-attributes="member: 3">LOL. How ironic.<a href="https://malwaretips.com/threads/deepwebs-chromebook-config-2019.90343/" target="_blank">You use a Chromebook powered by Google</a>. There have been many reports about Google failing to protect their own users from Shady/Malicious Extensions and Apps from within the Chrome Web Store and Google Play Store. They need security experts to point out that XYZ are unsafe before they are removed. So are you sure you can trust Google&#039;s defences in Chrome OS?As for the &quot;ugly UI from 2015&quot;, this is my own view of it all;The whole &quot;Windows Security&quot; UI is unified with the rest of the Windows Settings UX. Windows Defender AV is integrated into the OS, and not an App that can be installed from the Microsoft Store or Web, so why should it&#039;s UI be different?One thing is true though, Microsoft have been slow to bring more Fluent Design changes.You can agree to disagree.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ink, post: 830111, member: 3"] LOL. How ironic. [URL='https://malwaretips.com/threads/deepwebs-chromebook-config-2019.90343/']You use a Chromebook powered by Google[/URL]. There have been many reports about Google failing to protect their own users from Shady/Malicious Extensions and Apps from within the Chrome Web Store and Google Play Store. They need security experts to point out that XYZ are unsafe before they are removed. [I]So are you sure you can trust Google's defences in Chrome OS?[/I] As for the "ugly UI from 2015", this is my own view of it all; The whole "Windows Security" UI is unified with the rest of the Windows Settings UX. Windows Defender AV is integrated into the OS, and not an App that can be installed from the Microsoft Store or Web, so why should it's UI be different? One thing is true though, Microsoft have been slow to bring more Fluent Design changes. [SIZE=3]You can agree to disagree.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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