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The same point stands with the car, any 17 year old could borrow their parents car and drive into a crowd. It's not the fault of the car owner for not securing
by user5994461 6y ago
The same point stands with the car, any 17 year old could borrow their parents car and drive into a crowd. It's not the fault of the car owner for not securing their car.
Security is not preventing people from doing things, it's having some limitations so it's not too easily too quickly (cars are protected by keys, accounts by passwords). Anybody motivated can and will bypass security easily.
- mehrdadn 6y ago> It's not the fault of the car owner for not securing their car. Securing their car against... their children? Or distributing the car's keys to 2,000 people?