Would we have a more robust security culture, or would we all be forced to pay with cash everywhere, not use IoT, and mail paperwork in the actual mail? People

Would we have a more robust security culture, or would we all be forced to pay with cash everywhere, not use IoT, and mail paperwork in the actual mail? People might not want to use something that disqualified them from legal protection if they used it. It would make tech look unsafe if we just straight up said "This will be hacked and we're not even going to do anything about it". Early 2000a culture was amazing but I'm not sure I'd want to go back to using cash and not having tile trackers. Maybe if you had extremely tight limits on what you can do, you can break in but not alter anything for any reason. But then again, maybe it would have the opposite effect, like in the 90s when we still tried to move to doing as much as possible digitally even though it was almost never secure. Maybe people would just accept it.