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I don't think it is misleading. Just because you need root privileges to enable "rootless" doesn't mean it isn't rootless once configured.


It's somewhere in between. You definitely need to enable features that are normally out-of-reach of regular users (i.e. user namespaces, network namespace, unprivileged ping, etc.) However it's still a far cry from full root access, and arguably a smaller surface area than regular run-everything-as-root mode.




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