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No better way to make people migrate than breaking things.

• Strom 11y ago
  This isn't really about developed countries and grumpy corporate device policies, it's more about very poor people and their really old second hand feature phones. These are people who use the same device for 5, even 10 years and don't really have the resources to replace them more frequently.
  • paulddraper 11y ago
    Exactly. They'll have a less secure experience, but that what they choose. You and your iPhone 7S can have a super secure one.
  • ryanlol 11y ago
    I hope facebook at least displays a big red constantly visible warning banner to those users.
• colejohnson66 11y ago
  Except the problem is when Chrome/Firefox/Safari prevent access to their favorite website that still uses SHA-1 or whatever, people don't blame the website, they blame Google/Mozilla/Apple. When a website is hacked and your data leaked, it's not the website's fault for leaving it on a publicly accessibly page, it's the hacker's. Sure, the hacker was wrong for doing so, but the website failed to enact _basic_ security practices; something people should be up in arms about, but aren't.