[bsmith0]

You can just press ctrl+D and bypass the warning without any sound. It's not a big deal at all.

[my123]

It is user-hostile.

[aikinai]

It is very clearly there to protect users.

You can disagree that it’s the right trade off, but claiming it’s user hostile is incredibly disingenuous.

[my123]

The user who inputs his password to change security settings knows what he does.

When the security system on Apple Silicon Macs was designed, having a warning on each boot when running with a relaxed policy was a red line to not cross.