"It's technically better than nothing," is kind of a bizarre metric.
It's like not allowing the filesystem to use the word "virus" in a file name. Yes, it technically protects against some viruses, but it's really not very difficult to avoid while being a significant problem to a fair number of users with a legitimate use case.
It's not that it's useless. It's that it's stupid.
It's like not allowing the filesystem to use the word "virus" in a file name. Yes, it technically protects against some viruses, but it's really not very difficult to avoid while being a significant problem to a fair number of users with a legitimate use case.
It's not that it's useless. It's that it's stupid.