> But my point is that their article explicitly shows that those 3 points are pointless for users. It's pointless with that device. The 3 points are general ad

> But my point is that their article explicitly shows that those 3 points are pointless for users. It's pointless with that device. The 3 points are general advice, and changing a default password, for example, is definitely sound advice. > Telling people who want IoT devices to just not use them isn't a valid answer Where are you getting this from? There's an entire section in the article ("Get Ready") with suggestions on how to securely use IoT devices. There's no mention of not using them. > and show what users can do to research and avoid devices like them. That is the entire point of the article.