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It attacks the users' freedom? Good! The owner of the computer should be in ultimate control, not the user. Buy your own computer if you don't like it.
by DerekL 9y ago
It attacks the users' freedom? Good! The owner of the computer should be in ultimate control, not the user. Buy your own computer if you don't like it.
- solotronics 9y agonot sure if this is sarcasm but even if you buy your own it comes with IME
- DerekL 9y agoSo? After you buy the machine, you can choose your own password for the Management Engine, and also disable the remote configuration. The owner has ultimate control of the machine, but the user (for example, an employee, a student, or some random jerk at a public library) does not. That's how it should be, but the article rails against it.