That's actually one of the issues. There are plenty of resources out there, and it's not actually that hard to find. But when people are unsure, they don't know who to trust and who's recommendations to follow.
But people will trust people they have some sort of relationship with, even if it's very thin. Friend of friend stuff. So when someone you follow recommendeds something it has a lot more weight that Google's search results.
I don't get this. How do people do with cars? You don't buy one because you don't know any mechanics?
Just use the people you trust in nostr and ask them
Because driving a car is not a transferable analogy. For the last 70 years we've lived in a society where everyone has a car and knows how to drive. Get your license is a right of passage for most teenagers.
Unlike driving, there is not an abundance of people around that normies trust to teach them how to install an alternative OS for their phone, especially when the cost of getting it wrong is to brick the thing.
