The most common use case for SGX is Digital Restrictions Management. The purpose being to deny ownership. You do not own these devices, for they obey Intel and

The most common use case for SGX is Digital Restrictions Management. The purpose being to deny ownership. You do not own these devices, for they obey Intel and not you. You may do with them what Intel permits you to do. GPDR, prviacy, etc, these are side projects to the actual purposes of "trusted computing". Its so your property DISTRUSTS you at all times.