For those same 99% I don’t need a maps app anyway. I need one when I’m going farther away and then I’d also like to know which route is the least clogged.

Google maps has traffic info. That’s the reason.

I’m aware that this is because it uses it’s user’s data for it which seems to make it impossible to mimic the feature for privacy friendly alternatives, but it’s the killer feature nonetheless.

I can memorize the 8 words though, which is why I use that method for anything where I can’t use keepass.

Well, maybe I was a little cryptic. Sorry about that.

I’m saying he was deliberately trying to act like an average user to show the average user experience to his viewers. The same reason he refused to ask experts he knows via work for help and attempted to do research available to an average user.

An average user would have had a good chance to run into the same system bricking bug he ran into that one time.

I think you understood the opposite of what I was trying to say.

Average PC users sadly do just click “yes” on everything without reading to make it go away.

For example: if you get a warning you have to read it before pressing yes like a monkey.

And with this attitude you are already far out of “average pc user” territory.

the destruction of the consumer electronics market …