The guide provides no examples of why you would need to remove one of the updates, potentially leaving your phone vulnerable to the vulnerability it safeguards against. It’s simple to envisage a few unique situations in which the capability may be valuable, such as if one accidentally corrupts some important work-related software or management tools. Otherwise, it’s one of those things that, unless they have a very special reason and completely understand what they’re doing, most people should definitely never use — similar to the new severe Lockdown Mode, which is included to defend users from “very sophisticated” targeted cyberattacks.
