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The point I try to make to people still stuck in the "OS-loyalty" mindset is, all OSes are vulnerable by default. What matters is what measures you take to prot
by politelemon 4y ago
The point I try to make to people still stuck in the "OS-loyalty" mindset is, all OSes are vulnerable by default. What matters is what measures you take to protect yourself. If you take no measures, then you have misunderstood security and privacy.
I did say I try to make the point, but brand loyalty is very difficult to talk over.
- seanw444 4y agoDunning-Kruger has a substantial effect over Linux users, it seems. I say that as a Linux fanboy. You are 100% correct. Linux (especially certain distros) is not secure by default. Especially for as long as the user-friendly distros aim to minimize configuration, without harming convenience. Which is to say always.