The security industry has largely failed to build security measures without reducing a user's freedom more than attackers. It's not only harder to build security solutions that give users control, it reduces dependence on the vendor. This is why vendors just build jails.
@kyle Entirely agree, vendors doesn't want for their users to make right choices, otherwise when users would be able to leave vendors when they are not delivering and then who is going to pay for those jails. So each of those vendors want their users to stay and pay for their jail, looks like upside down world to me.
I don't dispute that jails are hard to break into, but they are even harder to break out of. How many of us would choose to live in a prison in real life? Instead we make risk assessments that balance personal freedom and security, and the digital world should be no different.