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"Secure boot doesn't mean the user isn't allowed to replace the bootloader or kernel," Unless you're on ARM, right? What makes you think Microsoft will always
by betterunix2 9y ago
"Secure boot doesn't mean the user isn't allowed to replace the bootloader or kernel,"
Unless you're on ARM, right? What makes you think Microsoft will always be so kind to x86 users? What makes you think there will never be pressure from the music/movie/gaming industries to make PCs "more secure" by locking down bootloaders etc?