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by mtgx 3879 days ago
Exactly why I hate the argument that goes along the lines of "if people disable it, they must not want security!" - or if people buy cheap phones, they must not want it either - and so on.

The people are not at fault, and they don't know about these things. When the security is bad, it's a design problem - therefore, it's the system/platform/app developer's fault (although app developers are much less at fault than the platform developers, since they can also only control what's given to them by the platform vendor).

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I think there's a slide to that effect in this presentation: that the development process involves upgrading the apps to the point at which the security can be made mandatory.