There's a reasonable philosophy where toolmakers don't involve themselves in fine, disputed, and frequently changing cultural differences.
It's one thing to build guardrails into tools where the impact is immediate and catastrophic, like a safety guard on saw, so that people don't permanently lose a finger to distraction or casual negligence.
It's a different thing -- to be reasonably argued both for and against -- to build guardrails against concerns that are abstract, indirect, cultural, political, etc
And you can tell that your example is more cultural than catastrophic because not everybody frets over what people do by themselves and in their own mind.