There are plenty of settings that get turned off by someone falling for a guide ("customer service rep" or YouTube video or written tutorial or infographic or F

There are plenty of settings that get turned off by someone falling for a guide ("customer service rep" or YouTube video or written tutorial or infographic or Facebook post or email or...) which tells them to turn that setting off as an important bypass for whatever other issue they have or think they have. The obvious solution would be some sort of prominent warning that disabling this setting might allow malicious behavior or something, but many people are so inured to frivolous warnings that it might not work. I think the only fix to that is to make it even harder to disable, but I'm no UX expert.