Erik cites AWS's tightening of S3 public-access defaults after customers accidentally exposed data as an example of safer defaults.

“I, I think to use the AWS analogy in the pa- uh, as just, just as another analogy, you know, S3 used to be this, like, you know...”

“It used to be very easy to, to accidentally make an S3 bucket public, and AWS realized, like, you know, it doesn't necessarily cause a, you know, pose a security r- Problem for AWS per se.”

“But a lot of their customers accidentally would, you know, like leak data, and so S3, it's much harder now to make S3 buckets public.”