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The counter argument to that is if it causes user anger, then maybe it should not be enabled at all. Also, I am not sure about it adding no security without ve
by bennofs 9y ago
The counter argument to that is if it causes user anger, then maybe it should not be enabled at all.
Also, I am not sure about it adding no security without verified boot - a machine rebooting is something that can be noticed.
- mjg59 9y agoAn attacker doesn't have to be in a rush, they can wait for the next time you reboot (by, say, forcing a notification telling you that you need to reboot for security updates)