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Re:64 bit OS Raspberry Pi4 Benchmarks by 4d617832 on Saturday February 29, 2020 @07:58PM (#22454368)
Probably the right decision then. As I don't put them on public networks and delete the pi user this is of little concern to me, but given the target group, it is a simple safety measure.
Re:64 bit OS Raspberry Pi4 Benchmarks by proverbialbunny on Saturday February 29, 2020 @08:35PM (#22454507)
I think there is a better solution: On a new install on first login, over ssh or on the gui, a user/password must be created.

This way the initial login only works once. Both gui user/pass and ssh user/pass are tied by default.

Re:64 bit OS Raspberry Pi4 Benchmarks by foxrider on Saturday February 29, 2020 @11:20PM (#22455092)
This is how it works in ARMbian. It forces a password change on first login. It can be annoying if you intend on deleting the alarm user right after that, but I can easily see why. "Default" passwords are always suboptimal.