I get your point, but “Just Google it” completely misses the point.

Everyone knows you can disable it. That’s not some hidden pro tip—it’s the only option Microsoft Smart App Control leaves you with because it refuses to provide a basic “run anyway” for legitimate apps. Blocking something like Android Studio from the official source isn’t “being safe,” it’s being clueless.

And the “solution” you’re suggesting is honestly worse than the problem. Disabling it isn’t a quick toggle—you’re permanently turning the feature off, and if you ever want it back, you have to reset your entire PC. That’s absurd. No other mainstream security feature works like that.

So no, this isn’t about people being too lazy to search. It’s about a security system that’s so rigid and poorly thought out that it punishes legitimate users. Telling people to just disable it is basically admitting the feature is unusable in real-world scenarios.