We want people to be in constant communication, and just understand what is right to do and not do anything wrong.... We are sick of people using software in ways other than intended...
Solving a problem by just removing the variable is not exactly a solution...
What recent practical trend or phenomenon in the world in general makes you think that the society is moving in that direction?
I hated the old banking 1 site devices and still look forward to U2F, but the behavior going on with SMS makes me wonder if anyone from my generation will be able to participate in their own finances when they retire without getting fleeced both legally by specialists for the slightly infirm and illegal con-artists.
In some countries government has stepped in to make more standardized digital systems that at least allow elders to safely use low interest bank accounts.
A different but similar example for those with specific non-age related defecits is the state of online Casino regulation in the UK..
(I think countries with virtually no regulation are safer for people with gambling problems than the UK, since the UK creates a great deal of certainty for those exploiting the irrational in exchange for tax revenue to lower rates for the rational.)
What is a "wrong" thing to do? Do you mean "follow the procedure"? Something moral or ethical or cultural or legal? Something "stupid"? [What is "stupid"? Have you done something "stupid" or "wrong" with the mind that you were doing "right" or "correct"?]
> We are sick of people using software in ways other than intended
Are you talking about something other than the Law Of Unintended Consequences? Should DARPA have anticipated US election influence through Facebook when DARPA developed the Internet? Would that have been considered science fiction at the time?
I am asking as an engineer.