I like Chrome OS's approach where you essentially choose your security level at initial setup, and need to wipe your machine if you wish to change it.
But what if a scammer walks grandma through backing everything up, unlocking the machine, installing a rootkit, and then restoring from backup? /s
(Joke is on you. You thought you'd be given access to app data to back it up? That's against the security model.)
But what if a scammer walks grandma through backing everything up, unlocking the machine, installing a rootkit, and then restoring from backup? /s
(Joke is on you. You thought you'd be given access to app data to back it up? That's against the security model.)