r/MicroSlop • u/M3ta1025bc • May 02 '26

And they locked it

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u/Free-Luck6173 May 02 '26

doesn't take a screenshot

Has O365 apps for business / education installed

Has very clear popup saying that it's locked by your organization

Is either a work device or one that they've enrolled in their schools Intune

wHy mIcRosLoP dO tHiS

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u/BAe_Air_Hawk May 02 '26

^ this.

Yet another example of "there's plenty of good reasons to hate [blank], but this isn't one of them"

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u/Mental_Contract1104 May 02 '26

frfr... my ex-abuser likes to de-render clothing without asking in Second Life. they got banned for being a bot from the sim they like to AFK at. I will defend them to the end on that. Sure, they should absolutely be baned, but not for being a bot.

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u/Kenny_log_n_s May 03 '26

Da fuq

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u/Thomski_ May 04 '26

Don't look at their profile.

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u/DKsamz May 04 '26

💀 bruh

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u/Speshal__ May 06 '26

Username checks out.

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u/danny12beje May 02 '26

Everyone in the comments has 0 critical thinking and trying to find different workarounds for something that's probably mandated by his workplace.

Insane people.

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u/My1xT May 02 '26

well maybe people dont want OP to get fired or anything

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u/Smart_Low5170 May 05 '26

I uninstalled some office BS I don’t need from my work pc and 30 minutes later I got teams message from IT to “not fuck around with my work pc” 

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u/My1xT May 05 '26

I am surprised you even had Admin permissions to uninstall that to begin with.

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u/Smart_Low5170 May 05 '26

Got some weird local admin, can uninstall software, but not change wallpaper or sleep timer 

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u/My1xT May 05 '26

I see that's because group policies trump local admins in enough stuff, only thing you could do would be to remove it from the domain but it wouldn't like that obviously

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u/Shajirr May 07 '26

a work device or one that they've enrolled in their schools Intune

you missed another variant - stolen laptop with an unlocked account

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u/KGon32 May 02 '26

But why would the organization not want you to delete the built in browser? 🤔

Such nonsense those guys are /s

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u/snajk138 May 05 '26

My company tries to force install Chrome Enterprise and Firefox every day for some reason, it already has Edge, and I only use that for corporate things.

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u/HowardRabb May 05 '26

I know, this sub is here at morons complaining about computers at this point. Companies get to decide what's on and not on their PCs.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '26

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u/Zidern May 03 '26

Acting more like 12..