I think I may have found it.... It looks like policykit has some rules
with entries like:
```
subject.isInGroup("sudo")
```
That's ... broken. Just being in the `sudo` group should *NOT* let me
install software or elevate my priviledges, *ESPECIALLY* if the user
isn't actually in the sudoers. It's a broken assumption.
I changed the /etc/sudoers file so the `sudo` group does *NOT* have
permissions explicitly for this reason.
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Snap installs software without user having sudo access
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