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Those things are choices made by ARM device vendors. There are tons of open devices like the Raspberry Pi that use ARM processors, and x64 devices can be locked
by api 9y ago
Those things are choices made by ARM device vendors. There are tons of open devices like the Raspberry Pi that use ARM processors, and x64 devices can be locked down just as effectively using TPM and system management controller features and secure boot.
- grawprog 9y agoYa I know. Their licensing scheme gives them the ability to wave their hands and say not our fault, while specifically building the functionality in for vendors to lock awayand your right I'm not even going to get started on my feelings about secure boot. I've found I'm fairly diaagreed with on that so I'll just leave it.