And because the 99% use case is: "I plug it in and I want it to just work" This type of protection parent is referencing is "endpoint protection" and there are

And because the 99% use case is: "I plug it in and I want it to just work" This type of protection parent is referencing is "endpoint protection" and there are many industry standard solutions. Why should an OS be more limiting? If you have physical access to a machine that stores things you shouldn't have access to, it's already compromised in my opinion. Why the eff are people overlooking physical security in 2019 is the better question.