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by rmhrisk
858 days ago
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If a root/admin user installs a root there is no prompt, if a user does, it is scoped to the individual user profile and a prompt is displayed. No prompt as root would be meaningful because the root/admin user could just update the configuration without using the API. Long story short, don't give root/admin to applications you don't trust. |
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This is an unfortunate side effect of how installation works on Windows I think.
I really think we need to move closer to requesting permissions to specific things rather than a binary “admin or not”.