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> So just because lock picking lawyer can pick the locks at your home you should just get rid of the locks? (and maybe even the doors too)

If the locks treated me, the legitimate owner, as a criminal and required the kind of low-level access that software that runs at the kernel level gets, and still didn't work, then maybe.

This is more like giving control over the locks to a corporation so they can make sure you are safe. Its not even remotely the same thing as you just described.

it's more like, I'm not going to spend money on a smart lock that reports my movements to a third party just so a burglar can chuck a landscaping stone through my window and unlock the door

> So just because lock picking lawyer can pick the locks at your home you should just get rid of the locks? (and maybe even the doors too)

The solution is not to make the lock so hard that it inconveniences you, the user, it is to shoot intruder on sight (aka better moderation).