> Making it easy to unlock could make it easy(er) for scammers to get it unlocked
Making laptops that weigh two pounds instead of 40 pounds could make it easier for thieves to steal them. Making computers less expensive could increase the number of spammers who can afford one and make it easier to send spam. Making encryption widely available could make it easier for bad actors to communicate.
But these things have countervailing benefits, so we do them anyway and then address the problems by a different means. When someone insists on doing it in the way that "incidentally" provides them with a commercial advantage, suspect an ulterior motive.
Making laptops that weigh two pounds instead of 40 pounds could make it easier for thieves to steal them. Making computers less expensive could increase the number of spammers who can afford one and make it easier to send spam. Making encryption widely available could make it easier for bad actors to communicate.
But these things have countervailing benefits, so we do them anyway and then address the problems by a different means. When someone insists on doing it in the way that "incidentally" provides them with a commercial advantage, suspect an ulterior motive.