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.
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!