Closed 75h7 closed 10 months ago
Earmarking these suggestions for the October release.
Item 1 was addressed as a potential attack vector and Section 3.4.2 was created to address it.
Item 2 does not have privacy or security implications. Sticky Keys/Filter Keys is an accessibility function that's been around since at least Windows XP (if not Windows 2000). Users are always prompted with how to disable it whenever it is first triggered.
Item 3 was added in Section 5.1.1.
Item 4 is useful, but has very serious implications for developers who use virtual machines. Personally I cannot enable it or it actively prevents me from doing client development work, and as a result I won't blanket recommend it by default to others.
Item 5 was already covered by Section 3.2.3, "Post-installation: Disable ads shown as notifications" in previous releases of the guide.
Item 6 was added as additional suggestions for power users in Section 3.2.2, "Post-installation: Disable ads in the File Explorer"
Some more settings that could be included:
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