Why PowerShell has an execution policy

Question

As far as I understand how ExecutionPolicy works in PowerShell. Most of what I saw and did was how to disable it. There even a command line flag disables it (powershell -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted ...).

So my question is why , not how . Why is this even a feature? In my experience, this was more of a nuisance; the only thing that has ever done for me is to annoy me, meanwhile, as I see it, “it is impossible to load because the script execution error has been disabled on this system”, and when I remember this flag is -ExecutionPolicy.

Why does PowerShell have such a function? It is like an alarm with a switch on on the outside of the building next to the front door.

(apologies if this question has already been answered in another way)

Answer 1

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