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> if I get tricked into installing Do you think that people are incapable of using personal computers then? Just the regular old PC. This argument falls flat on its face, because it is blatantly obvious, that, for some reason, people are capable of using PCs, and don't explode from the confusion of doing so. Every single argument that you are making, could apply to the PC. But people still do alright using PCs. Phone…
> How are they doing that on the PC? PCs work fine. > Just make the iPhone the same as modern day PCs. Which people are already capable of using just fine. Ransomware attacks are absolutely rampant, though you'll never hear about the vast majority of incidents of course, and pretty much all of those start with someone running thingycorp_salaries_full_list.xlsx.exe, enabling macros for a fishy .docx, opening an infect…
They use PCs right now. As of this moment. They are using PCs, just fine.
It is the existing status quo that everyone is using PCs already.
> I'd rather not let anything get to that point if it can be prevented.
There is not "getting" anywhere. We are already here. We are already living in a world where lots and lots of people use the PC.
Thats what you don't understand. This is the status quo. There are no changes. People already use PCs, right now.
> as easy as just throwing out all restrictions
There is no throwing anything out, because people already are using PCs, right now. Lots of people use them.
You keep phasing this as a "change" when it is not. People using PCs is the status quo.