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They did, and they have written about that kind of choice. It’s a false choice. If you give it to people, they will be manipulated into choosing ‘repairable’.
by zepto 5y ago
They did, and they have written about that kind of choice.
It’s a false choice. If you give it to people, they will be manipulated into choosing ‘repairable’.
- commoner 5y agoUsers who choose to repair the products they own with the parts they want at the price they're willing to pay are not being "manipulated" into anything.
- zepto 5y agoThey are if it is at the expense of security.
- donmcronald 5y agoDo you mean they did and people overwhelmingly chose repairable, so they invented a narrative to support the answer they wanted? I don't know anyone that would forgo having a repairable phone for the tiny bit of extra security it gets them.
- zepto 5y agoRight, because people overestimate the need for repairs, and underestimate the value of security. You can’t seriously think that most people do a good job of assessing cybersecurity risks accurately.