Doesn't the answer to such questions usually turn out to be "cost"?

There's a difference between "shouldn't spark" and "will never spark, ever". Especially in environments where there is the possibility of a release of explosive gases.

Bill "The Science Guy" Nye? No no no. It's "Bill Nye The Science Guy"! (Billlll Nyeeee the Scienceee Guyyy.)

Should this even be considered relevant?

+1 "I'm right, you're wrong because I say so"

My G930 headsets (~$150) just broke after 6 months of use. Fsck Logitech.

Lengthy process, rather. I don't even know what a length process would be.

I'm sorry, but seriously? Two steps is beyond the skill of the typical Android user?
Besides that, maybe they shouldn't choose "YES" when explicitly prompted for device administrator permissions for the app?

Color me a skeptic, I guess, but I'm not too fond of the government's idea of "safe in humans".

+1 "Poe's law"

Where are my mod points when I need them? +1

Maybe they meant to add that particular war to the war queue?

Something being legal doesn't make it right.

I can't believe this guy thinks that their "forays into Linux commercial market" are even close to the scale of Valve porting Source.

"Google was aware of and blessed the research, and has been apprised of its results so that it can make changes and better secure Google Play against malicious individuals."

"A renowned security researcher who claims he discovered a flaw in iOS was kicked out of Apple's iOS Developers program."

Just sayin'.