Comment by __MatrixMan__
7 hours ago
Yes. We're giving the user the ability to protect themselves from the vendor.
Your logic only makes sense if the user is your enemy.
7 hours ago
Yes. We're giving the user the ability to protect themselves from the vendor.
Your logic only makes sense if the user is your enemy.
I am the vendor and the user is my enemy. Fortunately I get to decide his capabilities and not the other way around, so I win.
The device is in the user's possession, so you'll lose eventually, it's just a matter of how long it takes.
Oops, claude just cracked your system!