I'm feeling this is well-meaning but really misguided, in multiple ways. Mostly context-free. I'm guessing they're targeting mostly non-technical, retail consu

I'm feeling this is well-meaning but really misguided, in multiple ways. Mostly context-free. I'm guessing they're targeting mostly non-technical, retail consumers. Which is fine, but raises a number of other questions. Like, why is Mozilla especially well-positioned to review consumer electronics? And why are random consumers going to trust Mozilla? Related, but this reinforces several bad messages about security: - That it is an objective, scalar property of a thing, - That "one size fits all", - That infosec is a shopping exercise, not a process the user has to participate in. Also, just, why? Who really thinks there's a Mozilla-shaped hole in the shopping-guide world?