This kind of post isn't terribly helpful to end-users (though I guess the audience really is apple, for pressure purposes) without some kind of insight into how

This kind of post isn't terribly helpful to end-users (though I guess the audience really is apple, for pressure purposes) without some kind of insight into how hard it is to actively exploit whatever these vulnerabilities are. Like, there's a big difference between actively exploited vulnerability that requires physical access to the machine or conscious user decision to run an untrusted executable, versus actively exploited vulnerability that can bite a user when they visit a website or read a text message. If these vulnerabilities are in the second category, maybe I freak out and upgrade to monterey today; if in the first, I just rely on the perfectly good lock on my front door until apple backports the updates.