If your code panics, your process should probably just crash (unless you're abusing panics to pass state around to yourself, but that's another story). The overall program state could be invalid and continuing to run may be dangerous. Your program needs to be able to recover from an unexpected termination anyway.
Not recovering panics goes extra for generic packages that are executing user code. You have no idea how badly broken things are.
Is he suggesting that the RightThingToDo™ is for companies to make their users' private data (search, location, chat, health, etc.) freely available to anyone?
Not recovering panics goes extra for generic packages that are executing user code. You have no idea how badly broken things are.