In essence, it's the same argument as "everyone should use encryption, even if it's barely non-trivial for state-level actors to break."
You're not defending against the attacker who is targeting you with this. You're defending against the attacker who is targeting "anyone who is trivially accessible."
You're not defending against the attacker who is targeting you with this. You're defending against the attacker who is targeting "anyone who is trivially accessible."