Yes, but such tools aren't popular enough for the censor to specifically target.

If it's mandated that banking apps must not run in a user-controlled environment for the sake of security, users should have the right to refuse such "protection" by signing a piece of paperwork at the banks office.

So, how airgapped systems are supposed to get activated from now on?

You pay a lot of money for a special contract, or you plug it into the internet. Whether from incompetence or malice, Microsoft would strongly prefer you did the latter.

> The important part is to not let the placeholder end up in the "finished" product.

Maybe, some sort of a temporary asset management system is required?

Such features should be disabled by default, but as a user of Zen, I really hope it'd be possible to enable AI features.

This would be useful for many people who want to avoid AI features being forced on them by every piece of software imaginable. Hopefully, a centralized kill switch like this will also make it easy for Firefox forks such as Zen and Floorp to let users enable AI features if they want to without changing about:flags.

Closely tieing hardware and software instead of using unified OS images like on desktop, together with play "integrity" lock-in are the reasons why there are no security updates and software freedom on the mobile.

They probably know that the technology doesn't work this way. But such law will force websites to block ALL VPN connections even for users not from Wisconsin, and that's the plan.

Seems like an attempt to enforce government ID identification and destroy online anonymity to «protect the children», the very same way it's been done in Britain.

And Australia.

Could you please suggest some of those extensions? I've been looking for an agentic tool like that, but isolated as an extension.