You're confusing intents and capabilities. When we're talking about security and privacy we have to talk about capabilities. Not intents.

Somebody could have the best intentions, but you don't want to give them the capability to hurt you. If it's not necessary. So does a daycare need a volunteer militia to hang out all day cleaning their weapons? Probably not, the capability even if well intended is antithetical to the security and welfare of the children.

Even if the intention is good today, putting the framework and capability in just invites future corruption.