> It doesn't change that we need security and privacy for our information handling devices, as well as personal control. The real conversation is about how to b

> It doesn't change that we need security and privacy for our information handling devices, as well as personal control. The real conversation is about how to best balance these. An irrelevant false dichotomy argument. There's no inherent conflict between security/privacy and personal control. I would argue that a device which has to phone home to the vendor to get approval for everything results in both less privacy and less personal control.