Thats because post-PC devices infantilize the user. Just watch the number of "permissions" involved when dealing with Android apps. Something that also crop up

Thats because post-PC devices infantilize the user. Just watch the number of "permissions" involved when dealing with Android apps. Something that also crop up if you attempt to use Windows UWP apps for anything productive. Effectively for profit malware and big media fretting over piracy has lead to an attempt to cram the freedoms afforded by the PC platform back in the bag. This in turn result in a generation of products that are useful only for posting selfies and watching the latest slapstick on Youtube. I wonder how long it will be before MS require a registered company for buying anything running "pro". Something akin to requiring that one is a legally certified and registered computer engineer before one can own and operate a debugger.