Terrible response by Google to this. Basically it seems like their bureaucracy is structured so that no one has an incentive to actually address this. Everyon

Terrible response by Google to this. Basically it seems like their bureaucracy is structured so that no one has an incentive to actually address this. Everyone at the company acted like they would rather this issue not even exist, rather that address a critical flaw that makes locking essentially not work on the Pixel. This gives us a look under the cover of what's important at Google, and it seems like security is a clear subdivision of marketing in this case.