Some of these are good advice if you prioritize security over usability, as some legitimately need to do. Some of these have nothing at all to do with "Hardenin

Some of these are good advice if you prioritize security over usability, as some legitimately need to do. Some of these have nothing at all to do with "Hardening macOS" and will have no measurable effect on security whatsoever, especially when state attackers are excluded from consideration (as the page itself states). Why are these things mixed together into a single guide? Or, to present one specific example of this mixed-messages issue: How precisely does the listed step "Disable Crash Reporter" harden macOS against being attacked, when nation-states are excluded from consideration?