Of course, you need to have critical thinking and try not to blindly hand over all your data to large platforms, but it’s as if you want to trust what you’re using. Otherwise, it’s just like if every time I wanted to eat a sandwich, instead of just eating it, I also took indigestion pills just in case — it sounds super inconvenient and, well, unnecessary.

It's not only about "getting it into their heads", it's also about feasiblity. Not many people have the capability to do that given real life constraints and demands.

Maybe with AI at some point, we 'll get a consumer AI box with enough intelligence, compute, storage and low price that it can handle those things without putting mental load on the consumer to maintaint and or set it up.

It's 2026 and people still think it's not about convenience.

If they have to "maintain their own data under their own care" and it's inconvenient, they'll prefer the convenient option, even if it means ocassionally losing their stuff or lacking privacy.