That's not convincing. Of the apps that do get used, the vibe-coded ones will likely be unsafe.
> If a user is confident enough about a no name company that they give them enough info to make identity theft a possibility
That's completely unrelated. You can give a company very little information. Any of it being leaked is unacceptable. You can find a lot from an email, or a phone number.
People are taught, by CNBC, by suits, by hacks, that you can trust the apps on your commercials and it will be fine. It likely won't be, and your response is exactly why. Many of you are apathetic to the idea of doing right by people.
So people are manipulated, and some of them are elderly and don't even understand how computers work. This is reason enough to care about what they are exposed to, not say "let's burn it all down with shitty vibe-coding because users are dumb anyway."
We're supposed to be better than this.