[mzltest]

@mzltest

I don't really think it's professional. There is much more to be done to make it better.

Actually still that doesn't really protect against ransomware or data being stolen while the computer is running and is in decrypted state.

As @fChk mentioned the security measures can be still bypassed in one or another way.

@fChk

Thanks for the explanation.I particularly agree calling Microsoft as M$ from Windows 10.
In the settings you are forced to send data to Microsoft as there is no choice to stop sending "error" reports.
There is once a time that our goverments are still using Win XP/7 devices when Windows 10 already in market.(And now most of them still uses Windows 7,too).The main reason is the untransparent data collection.

But for personal users,we shall focus more on anti-malware solutions.I might not use encryption as my data isn't that valuable and implementing it might affect data portability.I currently use no 3rd-party products but often backup.But many of us uses have no common security knowledge.They use
so-called "high-speed downloader" to download softwares.They install cracked products without doing security check.They never backup unless it's a default opinion in a software they use.They uses ad-drived 3rd "Defenders"(like 360 Security[China Version]) and so on.They believe they are secure.That's a fun thing.


--The hcaptcha in cloudflare almost drove me crazy.Often in a loop....