[slayerjain]

I think this is the reason docker on linux requires appending sudo to the command by default.

Creating a docker group and adding the user to the docker group to avoid sudo is more of a convenience thing, and the implication seems to be well documented now - https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/linux-postinstall/

so if someone sacrificed convenience over security, I think the authors can't do much.

Also I think there's no such thing as secure vs non-secure product, instead its levels of security.

[slayerjain]

Thanks to who ever upvoted my comment. Someone had downvoted me (╥﹏╥)