Then you just pass the `--disable-all-security` flag. (Or whatever similar method the project you're using exposes to allow that.) Secure-by-default doesn't have to be complicated; it's just a way to ensure people don't shoot themselves in the foot without comprehending what they're doing.
Thank you for this reply; it's my favorite post in the entire discussion. It illustrates perfectly why insecure defaults are a terrible way to implement "tutorial mode".
