| ▲ | mschuster91 an hour ago | |
> Which is almost certainly a combination of the complexities of govt IT procurement, the needs of non-technical users who may only be familiar with Windows & MS Office, and the enterprise management features of Windows that aren't as good in most other OSes. ... and if I were to guess, there's definitely backroom deals between the US government and Microsoft. There's no way all the phone home stuff is even included in "Windows for SCIF". | ||
| ▲ | r_lee 10 minutes ago | parent [-] | |
if you mean as in Windows phoning home in normal installations, a Windows Enterprise install stripped of most unneeded components with Group policy won't really "phone home" and you can always just airgap the thing | ||