> … is not in itself any less secure … takes usability more seriously than security.
You're contradicting yourself. If it's not any less secure, then how does using it mean you're not taking security securely? And you're also treating usability as if it's not important, when in fact usability is very nearly the most important part. If your software isn't usable, then nobody will use it, and if nobody is using it then it doesn't matter how secure it is.
You're contradicting yourself. If it's not any less secure, then how does using it mean you're not taking security securely? And you're also treating usability as if it's not important, when in fact usability is very nearly the most important part. If your software isn't usable, then nobody will use it, and if nobody is using it then it doesn't matter how secure it is.