"This change will help security developers provide a high level of security [and] easier recovery, and there will be less impact to Windows in the event of a crash or mistake," David Weston, Microsoft VP of enterprise and OS security, wrote in a blog post shared with TechCrunch.
"With Administrator Protection, if a system change requires administrator rights, like some app installations, the user is prompted to securely authorize the change using Windows Hello," Weston explained in the post.
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