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Vista and UAC: Apple prompts the user to enter credentials when installing new apps just like Vista does. Why is Vista the bad guy in this? You don't hear any one mention Apple's security prompts.
Any way you look at it, for users, security is a lose-lose proposition. The more you ratchet things down, the more hoops users need to jump through.
Quoted: Hansen also said that Microsoft traded general OS usability to add some of Vista's security features, such as UAC (User Account Control), and is "feeling pressure from Apple" to provide a more intuitive and user-friendly OS.
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