Anything that encourages users to be more cavalier about installing software because they think they're protected is a security risk. So if you want to lob acc

Anything that encourages users to be more cavalier about installing software because they think they're protected is a security risk. So if you want to lob accusations of inaccurate or misleading claims, better to aim them at Canonical, who are pitching this as a security panacea when it's anything but.