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OpenClaw is designed for people who are okay with "Don't worry about it" being an acceptable answer to "How does this work?"

Which is why it's so big with the PM/PO-turned-vibe-coder crowd.

But when the software is finished and works, who cares?

Not everything is security critical.

Like "Ohh you got a bunch of CRM addresses of people who go to a small time dog grooming company. You ready to sell that on the dark web?"

I'd assume anything empowered to read+send email from my personal accounts and read+modify my calendars to be security critical.

Use a vps and only give access to what you need.

Let's be honest, the number of people who are doing that << the amount of OpenClaw-preinstalled hardware that's being sold alone

Not my problem

I guess you're not one of those "Don't worry about it" people

Hard to turn off when one's professional job/value is 'worry about things and find ways to efficiently minimize risk'