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Naive and trusting is probably a fairer characterization. They aren't nor should they need to be security experts, the company who distributed the code should b
by ehnto 4y ago
Naive and trusting is probably a fairer characterization. They aren't nor should they need to be security experts, the company who distributed the code should be more responsible, and more controversialy I think they should also be more culpable. We are past the startup friendly wild west stage of software technology, we know better and should expect better.