My reading of the article text above is that your system won't explode if you deleted the folder, but it's purpose is to protect against a security exploit. The folder has specific access permissions, so use the PowerShell script Microosft has provided.
The first generation of iPhones had Java 2 Mobile Edition (J2ME) support (ok ok JVM support) which was the same framework/version that Android and BlackBerry and PalmOS all ran on (in addition to their Linux roots) which increased the prospect of third-party developer integrations on the platform. The way in which Apple was able to veer in a different direction with their iOS (hint: native Objective-C) than how Android and BlackBerry evolved (hint: Java) is part of their engineering legacy.
The performance hit is so pronounced that even Android is reengineered for Kotlin rather than traditional Java programming.
So I have a confession to make : I've used PCs mostly with Intel processors for over 30 years, I've been a developer for 12 years, chosen Intel PCs for my dev team at work, managed those PCs with MS Intune... And I still have no idea what "vPro" is or why I would need it.
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