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A scary warning might not be an issue for more technical users like us, but for a non-technical user, it's a relevant obstacle. A non-technical user does not ha
by cesarb 6y ago
A scary warning might not be an issue for more technical users like us, but for a non-technical user, it's a relevant obstacle. A non-technical user does not have the knowledge and experience to know whether the warning is legitimate or not. In the worst case, the user learns to ignore that type of warning from then on, which only leads to the warning being made harder and harder to ignore (we're in that treadmill already; this warning used to be much less scary and much easier to ignore).
- zozbot234 6y agoNon-technical users should rely on their local IT support to address issues such as this. We're talking about OpenWRT configuration here, which is quite a "relevant obstacle" anyway for other reasons.