yes, it is frequently very the fuck difficult to figure out the context wherein a user might choose to do a thing that constitutes a security problem.

that is what you are paid for. get good.

now, I will grant, for those of us who grew up dealing with asshole elders who refused to even consider learning how to interact with computers and demanded things "just work" that were wholly unreasonable, yeah, the 80s, '90s, and early '00s sucked.

get over it.

the fucking boomer dipshits are dying off, and a bunch of zeds and alphas are growing up with an ecosystem that's completely fucked for any attempt to learn on their own.

perhaps fix things for them instead of assuming they magically had access to magazines with BASIC listings and permissive environments where experimentation was at least tolerated, instead of being given a fucking menuless UI on a locked-down kiosk with fuck AI search results either refusing to give them necessary knowledge because it's "Hacking" or telling them to snort glue?

have you -seen- the world that they're experiencing now?

shit, the modern mobile OSs don't even want to acknowledge that filesystems exist in the UI. how the shit is a kid supposed to learn the "correct" way to do things in this situation?

@jsl

buddy, you can only have an interest in finding out if the resources are -there to tell you that there's something to find out-

you're blaming users for not knowing about something they're deliberately told doesn't exist.

that's fucked up.