Understandable - but I think his criticism of the T2 is totally wrong we need secure computing devices, especially with biometric identification. There are banking Apps using Touch ID or Face ID.
Touch ID and Face ID are not necessarily more secure, they're a trade-off for higher convenience.
And the T2 chip might have gotten a warmer welcome if it weren't also used for preventing any third-party repairs, which seems to be Apple's new hobby beside further restricting their customers' choices.
If security means living in a prison I don't want it. But I don't think it does. I think you can implement something like the T2 while preserving user's freedom to use their devices. Apple just doesn't care about that.