> Security is a field related to protecting device-users from malicious actors.
This is one of many aspects of security-- perhaps what Google considers most important on Android, but surely you can imagine some scenarios which we care about which aren't about an end-user getting attacked.
(Indeed, sometimes security is all about protecting infrastructure, assets, or information from device users).
Besides, the third point that you cavalierly dismiss above:
> > 3) Given the embedded browser is not secure, if a lot of kids do this, it WILL lead to someone exploiting this, and machines being compromised and escalations
directly relates to even your limited notion of security.
This is one of many aspects of security-- perhaps what Google considers most important on Android, but surely you can imagine some scenarios which we care about which aren't about an end-user getting attacked.
(Indeed, sometimes security is all about protecting infrastructure, assets, or information from device users).
Besides, the third point that you cavalierly dismiss above:
> > 3) Given the embedded browser is not secure, if a lot of kids do this, it WILL lead to someone exploiting this, and machines being compromised and escalations
directly relates to even your limited notion of security.