They're all real life examples of some person or group arguing for denying users control of or access to their own systems under the pretense that denials are for the user's safety or best interest. And that interest is so self-evident that the decision should be made for them because we know better than they do.
You're making the exact same case for the scare screens Android uses.
They're all real life examples of some person or group arguing for denying users control of or access to their own systems under the pretense that denials are for the user's safety or best interest. And that interest is so self-evident that the decision should be made for them because we know better than they do.
You're making the exact same case for the scare screens Android uses.