SELinux and Fedora

"Alan Cox argues against providing an installation choice because he doesn't think users have enough context to make a sensible choice. He likens it to a car with multiple choices for safety features:
"This car has brakes, enable them ?"
"Would you like the seatbelts to work ?"
"Shall I enable the airbag ?"

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