I had flashbacks to physical chip security trainings. The full ecosystem security needed to protect and validate that no malicious injection from fab to end user. I recall a chip replacement from manufacturer to client that had a ORG in the middle that replaced chips to compromised encryption. Trust is needed, by verification keeps all legit

Reading the paperwork I do each day seems to be effective

SJ had hard views against more than a few things, example 802.11a and a passion for keeping the iPhone 1 size. 802.11ac merged abg blah blah so SJ could be right that 802.11a was worthless and would never make it, and when did the iPhone get bigger? Such a history of ideas eWorld, or the Newton.

I like the B in your avatar

thoughts...? You cause ppl to think, that is good. End users need it to be transparently simple, they dont want to know how things work. When we can make geeky things simple, then we get mass adoption.