It's this attitude that is diminishing our security posture. Users want gifs, they want shared locations, they want heart emojies, they want unicode. The fact

It's this attitude that is diminishing our security posture. Users want gifs, they want shared locations, they want heart emojies, they want unicode. The fact that you force EVERY user you interact with to have them same treatment is the problem. Some people, I left into my house unsupervised. Some as guests. Some I don't let in at all. We need to start modeling this approach online more. I don't think you understand how far users will go to work around safeguards if they interfere with their daily life.