Oh come on. Computing was designed since day zero to be an completely open to all connections and possibilities. So now you want to regulate in security, for a

Oh come on. Computing was designed since day zero to be an completely open to all connections and possibilities. So now you want to regulate in security, for a device that was never meant to be secure in the first place?! This security business is a racket. If you wanted computers to be secure, you would have designed and sold ASICs from day one. You can't regulate software without also regulating the hardware. The UK locks down privacy laws and now you guys want to "secure and regulate software". The internet, no more. Offline is the only way to program, and keep software in-house.