How to ensure that Win8 applications are reliable Microsoft has a way

Computer Store News The newly introduced Windows Store in Windows 8 is part of the Metro user interface, allowing users to download software directly without using a website or a third-party source. Microsoft wrote in the latest Building Windows 8 blog to explain how to ensure that Win8 users can ensure that the applications they download in the Windows Store are reliable and trustworthy.

This blog post was written by John Hazen, Project Manager, Windows 8 Developer Experience Team. In addition to the developer's submission to the Windows Store to publish the application must be verified by Microsoft, the user has the right to comment on the quality of the application, any questions of the Win8 Metro application can also be fed back to Microsoft.

After installing the experience app, users can easily report the experience. Helping users decide which applications can meet their needs and allow users to respond, which helps improve the Win8 application ecosystem. Now the installation of the application does not need to go through the selection of multiple windows like the old version of Windows software, just a mouse click or a finger touch. When Microsoft detects that the app no ​​longer matches the digital signature, Microsoft will direct consumers to download the revised app from the store.

The Windows 8 SDK for Metro apps has also been available to developers to create Metro apps. This blog post also provides technical development guidance to developers and informs developers that they don't have to worry about their app data, settings, and behavior being tampered with by other apps.