Comment Re:Too long (Score 4, Insightful) 178
Why is it when we ask people to read through a 2-page user policy, they skip through and don't even bother reading to just sign it, yet those same people will sit down and pour through 3 inches of legal documents for 4 hours when buying a home?
If you want real security, then clearly explain the issues.
Bullshit. If you want real Security, enforce the punishment. Yes, it's that simple, and is also the answer to my previous question.
People read through 3 inches of legal docs when buying a home because they know damn well they could get burned legally.
Name the last time someone you know got fired for breaking a Security policy, or losing a laptop and not following protocol properly to report the company confidential data loss.
I thought so.
'Nuff said.
The current problems which are being, at least partially, blamed on deceptive lending practices in the mortgage industry would suggest that many people do not actually read through the legal documents they sign when they purchase a home. Do you think that for these deceptive loans, the stack of legal documents did not contain the truth? Of course it did. It was just buried in a pile of legalese, and people simply went with what the nice broker told them.