Convenience and discovery are two reasons.

Also, not everyone wants to know how the sausage is made; They just want to enjoy it in blissful ignorance.

It doesn't though.

We have had this in place from the jump into M365.

User still needs to consent and request permissions. The administrator then reviews and provides their consent. From there, the administrator can then prune out unnecessary permissions or lock the app down to just that user or a group of people.

And by the oil industry because it's too expensive....

Let me ask you this: What do you do if you somehow lost access to your Yubi-keys? Do you have any recovery methods at all? If so, that's your answer.

Oh, you have a power? I have power + 1! Oh yeah?! I have power + 5! Oh yeah?!! Turns out, I have power + infinity!

This is basically every super hero movie I have ever seen.

They also pointed out that there is a 5 year enforcement window, which would put enforcement firmly in the next administration. The law went in to effect the day before Trump was sworn in to office.

Just don't inhale...

You can have a network that doesn't route to the Internet...

It does always boggle my mind that, as much as people HATE ads, they have no problem with using a browser by an ad tech company...

Yeah, same.

I continue to use Firefox as I always have. I have not noticed any performance difference between Edge, Chrome and Firefox. I use all three daily for different purposes.

But you have now proven the validity of that e-mail address which raises the worth of that address by some degree.

I have always trained our users to utilize the mail client block filter for spam or other unwanted list subscriptions.

I imagine an overflowing mail inbox that is not getting processed because the team now works from home 100%...

I remember the first time I saw someone run Enlightenment. I want to say it was in '00.

I spent a long time working through dependency hell to try to get it compiled and working on Slackware.

I suppose that makes most other IVF babies "credit card babies"?

It makes me wonder how many "cash babies" there are.

I wonder if they will invent "DreamScene" next