[joshl32532]

Security by obscurity.

[TechRemarker]

In this case it's more the reverse. Insecurity by obscurity since by default its secure but they are making it harder for people to make less secure.

[torstenvl]

No, by default it is insecure. I don't know where you got the impression otherwise.

Unless you think "user loses control of machine via supply chain attack" is security, which is just... downright Orwellian.