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We've accepted trusted computing as a society, many phones have a secure element now, and I think this can migrate down to that level. That's the real trade-of
by ericflo 9y ago
We've accepted trusted computing as a society, many phones have a secure element now, and I think this can migrate down to that level.
That's the real trade-off: we reclaim ownership of our data with knowledge of where it goes and who's using it for what, but that means a full embrace of DRM (something our community has typically been against.)
- nl 9y agoI'll take that as implicit acknowledgement that the OP's point was correct (DRM of course being the complete opposite of "open"). I agree that could work though.