I may be off, but to me as an affected outsider (user) the continuing insistance of using passwords after decades (yes, several decades) of problems and proven

I may be off, but to me as an affected outsider (user) the continuing insistance of using passwords after decades (yes, several decades) of problems and proven vulnerability, then to 'mitigate' with putting second line of 'defense' on the very fragile and non-transparent smarphone infrastructure instead of doing real reforms is a sign of not giving a faint fack.