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On Samsung it doesn't uninstall it, it just removes permissions and then finally disables it.
What OS are you using that it uninstalls things?
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It goes further than just the error message. I think the original exploit was based on how quickly Unix would fail to login. (Bad user failed faster than bad password) and that allowed you to enumerate the user names.
Anything that gets passwords, a means of authentication, or touches accounts with money needs to get all of its updates. Otherwise it's an entertainment device. So, Netflix, and video games. I've been meaning to get around to dropping honey pot crypto wallets on the devices.
Now I learned about this... https://honeypot.is/
Exaggerated example: https://youtu.be/zvqe9gGruxw
I imagine the etymology is similar to "way enough" or is it "weigh enough"? Which could have roots in "make way" or "drop the anchor". At this point no one seems to know.
Probably not everything, but I believe it could be correlated with testosterone. I'm sure that has a genetic, diet, and environmental component to it. So right away I can say: yes.
So if you read fiction stories to a child you might have a lot to work with to teach them how to read people and how to interpret their emotions.
So no I was not offended, lol.
I'm just saying this comment doesn't seem to be related to OP.