> So they search in the app store and they know it'll probably be okay. Bad plan, both on iOS and Android. You should not be installing random apps unless you

> So they search in the app store and they know it'll probably be okay. Bad plan, both on iOS and Android. You should not be installing random apps unless you vet them first. People keep going back to the "users are stupid" argument, but (particularly on Android) the app store does not protect users. Installing random apps or trusting the first app that shows up is a terrible thing to teach dumb users to do. If you want to protect users to the point where they don't need to think at all, you need to be way more locked down than iOS/Android currently are -- you need Nintendo Switch levels of moderation, vetting, and sandboxing. The problem is that very few people (dumb users included) want that level of vetting for a smartphone.