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It’s fine. It’s one of those features where nothing happens.
by foobiekr 5y ago
It’s fine. It’s one of those features where nothing happens.
- core-utility 5y agoThose are great examples of security done well (assuming it's actually doing something). Security implementations have such a history of getting in the way or being annoying that the end result is worse security because users turn it off or find ways around it. If the security controls are easy to use or mostly transparent to the user, it's a win-win.