Microsoft admits to deactivating non-Microsoft security applications in Windows 10
Don't worry! Microsoft has a perfectly valid excuse, honest.
Microsoft has admitted to deactivating third-party anti-virus software in Windows 10. It follows a complaint to anti-trust authorities from security software company Kaspersky. Last month, Kaspersky...
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