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No it doesn't, because most everyday users don't give a toss about security. It has to be something that is pushed as a best-practice by those who know better,
by NamTaf 10y ago
No it doesn't, because most everyday users don't give a toss about security. It has to be something that is pushed as a best-practice by those who know better, not something that is demanded by an everyday user who doesn't. The invisible hand won't do shit here.
- sqeaky 10y agoIf this were entirely true then people wouldn't buy home security systems or safety deposit boxes.