I didn't disagree with your original comment by I do disagree with the follow-up. It's neither a distraction, nor a fallacy. First, our computing devices do no

I didn't disagree with your original comment by I do disagree with the follow-up. It's neither a distraction, nor a fallacy. First, our computing devices do not protect our privacy and security sufficiently. It's a general problem, not limited or even particularly affecting Android. And you deal with general problems differently than with incidental ones. You don't tell people in an epidemic to "just go see a doctor." Second, I do more sensitive computing in the browser on my computer than I do on my phone. It's the bigger issue. Finally, the way we dealt with Internet worms and viruses was not by strongly stating how unacceptable infecting other people's computers is. We patched our software, kept it up to date, and even completely changed its design. Later shamed Microsoft into doing the same.