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The issue is not whether it would be of benefit to someone like you. The issue is if having that feature as well as the downside risk to people who are in the g
by gist 8y ago
The issue is not whether it would be of benefit to someone like you. The issue is if having that feature as well as the downside risk to people who are in the general public and don't have a particular risk factor or need. Also it's not an option it's built in the core product. As such it will alarm people that have no reason to be using it in the first place even if it ends up alerting and saving some people in the process.
Is it worth it to give 1000 people anxiety, tests, medication in order to provide benefit to 10 people or even 100? (those numbers are made up to illustrate and are fictitious).