MS Pulling Private Folders add-on?

I’d have to agree with the PC Doctor on this one:

If these companies can’t keep staff from installing software on their PCs then they have a lot more to worry about than this software.

Seriously, there have already been tons of tools that allow users to do basically the same thing, making MS pull Private Folders doesn’t solve your problem on that front.

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