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Microsoft is still blocking some of its biggest customers from running Windows app

 Microsoft is still blocking some of its biggest customers from running Windows apps. This is because Microsoft has a policy of blocking apps that are not from the Microsoft Store. This policy is in place to help protect users from malware and other security threats.

However, some businesses and organizations need to run apps that are not from the Microsoft Store. For example, some businesses use custom-developed apps that are not available in the Microsoft Store. Other businesses use apps from third-party vendors that are not available in the Microsoft Store.

Microsoft has a process for allowing businesses to run apps that are not from the Microsoft Store. However, this process can be time-consuming and complicated. As a result, some businesses are not able to get their apps approved by Microsoft.

Microsoft has been criticized for its policy of blocking apps that are not from the Microsoft Store. Some critics argue that the policy is too restrictive and that it prevents businesses from using the apps they need. Others argue that the policy is not effective in protecting users from malware and other security threats.

Microsoft has defended its policy of blocking apps that are not from the Microsoft Store. The company argues that the policy is necessary to help protect users from malware and other security threats. Microsoft also argues that the policy is not too restrictive and that businesses can still get their apps approved by Microsoft if they need to.

The debate over Microsoft's policy of blocking apps that are not from the Microsoft Store is likely to continue. It is a complex issue with no easy answers.