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> It doesn't make sense why someone would advocate for this feature without also addressing the security and privacy concerns that (supposedly) made Apple drop
by beardyw 2y ago
> It doesn't make sense why someone would advocate for this feature without also addressing the security and privacy concerns that (supposedly) made Apple drop it entirely.
It doesn't make sense to you. Very, very many people don't care about security. Honestly outside of tech it astounds me how unconcerned most people are. But they are concerned about sharing of stuff you or I would also recoil from. They care about that, not security.
- lovethevoid 2y agoThey don’t care about “security”, they do care about their credit cards being used by thieves due to a data breach. Which is security and privacy, but they don’t care about either as labels.
- beardyw 2y agoThere is a real disconnect between "I use the same password everywhere" and "my account was hacked".
- SirMaster 2y agoIf they grew up their whole life not caring about security, and they never perceived any issue in their life due to a security issue, then is it so hard to believe or understand why they don't care about security? (I am just agreeing with your comment)