Indiscriminately blocking everything is not security. Indiscriminately blocking everything is what you do when your security fails.
Microsoft is shifting the responsibility for security onto the user, which is a bad idea, as most users aren't that security conscious (75% of them will give you their password in exchange for a pen/chocolate/nothing at all)
Microsoft is shifting the responsibility for security onto the user, which is a bad idea, as most users aren't that security conscious (75% of them will give you their password in exchange for a pen/chocolate/nothing at all)