> This feature obviously helps protect some users (non tech-literate ones), but for many it means completely turning off many useful security features [...] I'

> This feature obviously helps protect some users (non tech-literate ones), but for many it means completely turning off many useful security features [...] I'm pretty sure you have the "some" and "many" the wrong way around. In reality, this feature protects many users (non tech-literate ones), but for some that feel the need to turn it off, it, well, won't protect them, because it's turned off.