@arstechnica Too bad anything running at the user's access level will bypass the encryption. Aka it has little effect on things like viruses, exploits, etc etc. (Pretty much just means someone physically sitting at your computer will find it harder to access.)
@arstechnica while I won't go back to Windows, off by default is not enough. The fact that it is even there and can be turned on is a major issue for me. It's like the sword of Damocles hanging over your head. What makes this even worse is managers using this to super micro manage people god forbid you spend 5 min here or there doing something else out of 8 hours in a day. Nope. Microsoft can F right off with this crap.