Exactly. When I disarm it stays in the holster. Never leaves the holster, ever, unless I’m shooting or cleaning. Gun stays in holster, holster comes off belt, holster/gun go on nightstand. Wake up, grab holster/gun and put it on. No chance for trigger to ever engage anything. Less holster wear.
Also, I’ve seen these rear plate safeties before. I own a few glocks, my edc is a Gen 5 G19. From all the research I did before getting into glocks, the only time I ever heard of a malfunction in the safety mechanics is when the gun was altered in some way. My glocks are as safe as I am, I’d rather not change their proven design attempting to correct me being unsafe with my handling. If it’s an accidental discharge it’s an avoidable discharge, and no amount of safeties will make up for a mental mistake. My 2 cents
Take your holster out of your pants when you reholster your appendix carry gun.