These are fair, but I'd argue that they're still largely security theatre, and, to your point, worsen the emotional experience a lot. As a product manager, I th

These are fair, but I'd argue that they're still largely security theatre, and, to your point, worsen the emotional experience a lot. As a product manager, I think it's a fair shake to be like "We expect that generally your Windows machine is secure, and we do a little extra here, no worries mate!" Not that I believe the priors embedded in that pitch; I don't. But, most customers do already, and it's probably a bad plan to make them doubt those priors. Anyway, you said it precisely at the end: don't remind the customers how creepy this is.