I see your point, but it&#x27;s at least partly a feedback loop. If software is going to protect users from themselves, it has to be opinionated and not allow the user to shoot themselves in the foot. This approach is not popular with users.<p>A good example is the backlash browser vendors get when they try to make TLS errors fatal (without a &quot;continue anyway&quot; button). Users will cry bloody murder until the option to bypass the warning screen is re-added, at which point everyone returns to clicking through all warnings and we&#x27;re back at &quot;you need to know what you&#x27;re doing to have a secure machine&quot;.