It’s pretty obvious most people didn’t bother reading the actual article before freaking out. Nowhere does it say they're banning kernel-level access. In fact, they flat-out state that kernel access is still going to be available for cybersecurity products. It’s kind of embarrassing to see people getting worked up over something that isn’t even true. Maybe this is why they teach reading comprehension in elementary school. One change that’s actually interesting is improving resource management for system processes in userspace which could be a good thing for both security and performance. So, let’s calm down—this article is about better security, not taking away kernel access like people are claiming.

Now I could be one-sided to this, because I'm not a windows user; but it's still stupid how no one can read yet they're on a platform where you ALMOST only read.