it makes sense that every company ever has a bunch of broken by design security features that were justified after the fact by "risk model", after failing to ar

it makes sense that every company ever has a bunch of broken by design security features that were justified after the fact by "risk model", after failing to arrest anyone who pointed out that they were broken, that award people who are uneducated and even moreso not self-accountable to just manage their password or key properly. it makes sense that these features that cannot be opted out require you to constantly give every company your personal id, location, comprehensive profile of your voice and speech patterns (and mouse movement patterns), and selfies using proprietary apps which require you to own highly specific products from 1 or 3 companies. it makes sense to require email as a second captcha^H^H^H backup authentication thing^H^H^H mechanism we cant explain for your security which requires using one of the 4 remaining email services all of which cant be used without phone verification (btw all these will do things like, lock you out when you switch phone number which is even smaller space than IPv4). what if use different emails for two companies and they are corroborated at some point? do they think i'm identity hopping? but wait, should i be punished for using the same email for my games as my bank? is my email address my identity or should i use multiple to mitigate risk? oooooh i'm thinking too hard, it just makes sense because an adult on HN said they are also totally adults making these decisions based on sound reasoning. if i thought too hard that would also break the risk model because it would no longer be secret which is essential for it to work, and therefore i would be a criminal. it makes sense that someone can just steal my money from my bank account because he spent an hour figuring out how it really auths you (actually they just learned all they need is the last restaurant you ate at and a rough amount you spent, totally not a guessable number) whereas i assumed just nobody having my password would be sufficient. it makes sense that my keyboard, monitor, and speaker each have their own OS that takes 10 seconds to boot and also have remote code execution vulnerabilities, because none of that would ever matter for a casual user. it makes sense that my dishwasher doesn't work, that doesn't matter for a casual user since regurgitating crap onto the dishes only gives you disease 1% of the time, its green! it makes sense that my random photo id is a password and i give it to 50 different companies because everything in the world is good. some ceo said so, it all makes good business sense. tl;dr you're literally just defending the garbage dystopia Richard Stallman warned about 70 years ago or whatever.