First, this is utterly false: > On iOS it's shockingly easy to subvert your HTTPS privacy for years after you've let someone borrow your phone for five minutes

First, this is utterly false: > On iOS it's shockingly easy to subvert your HTTPS privacy for years after you've let someone borrow your phone for five minutes. You need a passcode to install certificates. And people casually handing over their phones would be a much bigger problem if that really is widespread behavior. Second, can we stop using "techies" as some kind of magic word to make any technical concerns go away?