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Does this affect Macs?

• NegativeLatency 9y ago
  Doesn't sound like it, as far as I know there's no mgmt engine on Apple hardware
  • dingo_bat 9y ago
    I thought Intel ME is embedded into the CPU die itself. Unless Apple actively disables it like some niche manufacturers, it is present and enabled.
    • denkmoon 9y ago
      ME and AMT aren't the same thing. AMT uses the ME, but the presence of ME does not imply the presence of AMT. Apple doesn't sell any products with vPro as far as I know, and certainly doesn't offer any way of configuring it pre-boot.
    • dogma1138 9y ago
      Intel AMT has to be enabled not disabled, this is what people not seem to get. If UEFI portion is missing, if the drivers and the OS AMT software is missing it won’t work. Yes in theory you still might be able to use the CPU portion of it via the Intel ME MSRs but those don’t do much on thier on.