> There are other ways to cultivate safety, besides manufacturers locking things down and making them an unmodifiable black-box. Yes, but they're more difficul

> There are other ways to cultivate safety, besides manufacturers locking things down and making them an unmodifiable black-box. Yes, but they're more difficult and costly; a blackbox is cheap, easy, and when done a certain way, it will increase profits. Why wouldn't companies do this? (I wish I could answer this)