The truth is that we've all removed our flags before we dismantle them, as the computers are constantly calling. Instant punishment is the reprobating window that immediately pops out after we forget to do what we are told. But once you insert the stick into the nest again, you can not dump yourself and ask yourself: does it really matter whether we dismantle the software or vandalize them?
That's how things really are. "Secure Disconnect" discontinues all active activities of writing information on the flash drive (as well as on it on the hard drive). Warns all involved programs that communicate with the flash that the disk is no longer there. In short, if you wait for those 30 tedious seconds, you will save yourself a number of potential problems - from losing a file that was saved on the flash even a few hours ago, until its final ruin.