[stuu99]

Nothing, windows 11 is the beginning of trusted computing and the end of local applications that are text based binaries, they are building denuvo levels of drm into the os and hardware in future intel/amd cpu's and plugging the "digital hole" (i/o) to finally kill piracy, they are turning the PC into an iphone.

They are changing the executbale model to signed binaries and soon there will be no "Good old games". The idea that any software is "incompatible" is nonsense.

The "security features" are actually just content protection drm tech Netflix/google and game industry like sony has been working on.

It won't matter if you can copy files infinitely if they are signed and encrypted by an OS and CPU that won't execute the bits.

So no, windows 11 is the end of the PC as an open platform.

See here:

https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~rja14/tcpa-faq.html

From 20 year ago, they've been working with hardware vendors to tpm the shit out of all the components for shit like this:

https://www.theregister.com/2001/03/23/ms_plans_secure_pc/

So thats why windows 10+ will be shit, and you no longer own your pc.

[p1peridine]

This is true, unfortunately.

Here's an example of things to come:

https://www.arch13.com/ms-windows-defender-decss/

HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27914752