> There's nothing wrong with criticizing our industry or pointing out when one of the big companies regularly shoots itself in the foot Actually, in some cases

> There's nothing wrong with criticizing our industry or pointing out when one of the big companies regularly shoots itself in the foot Actually, in some cases, there is: exposing your endpoints to nefarious actors from countries where there is no jurisdiction, functioning tech laws, etcetera. It is better & safer to launch small with a somewhat "trusted crowd" first. You live in a dream world or have not launched anything really on your own before. It is wrong & dangerous to follow your advice or criticism because you don't know what you don't know.