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> You're arguing that they don't know what's good for them Not really. In fact, that security and safety can be enforced even under the framework I'm proposing
by EMIRELADERO 3y ago
> You're arguing that they don't know what's good for them
Not really. In fact, that security and safety can be enforced even under the framework I'm proposing. Windows Defender is quite good these days, same on Android. It really doesn't compare to the early Win32/KitKat days.
"Outsourcing security to someone else" is a slippery slope of a DRM, anti-repair and anti-ownership future. We should be striving for more individual ownership and control over the devices and assets that we rely on for our daily lives, not less.
- thfuran 3y agoUnless you wrote windows defender, isn't relying on it for security outsourcing security to someone else?
- EMIRELADERO 3y agoYeah, but the point is that, no matter the degree of trust you may individually have, the consumer should always have the full control, which should extend to all devices, not just a choice at the time of purchase.