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I agree with you. On the other hand, what if someone wants an awful DRM'ed bullshit? Seems like poor form to purposefully bait-and-switch them. If, say, my Yubi
by icebraining 8y ago
I agree with you. On the other hand, what if someone wants an awful DRM'ed bullshit? Seems like poor form to purposefully bait-and-switch them. If, say, my Yubikey had some secret dance move that allowed people to read the private key from it, I'd be pretty miffed.
- anfilt 8y agoA yubikey is a lot different than a locked down phone or gaming console.
- HeWhoLurksLate 8y agoNot on the point of access to personal information- my phone, and I would guess thousands of others, have and use a banking app, have contacts, etc. YubiKeys are similarly not constrained to one use case, and I, too, would be pretty irritated if someone bypassed my laptop's encryption by pressing tilde. That's not to say that jailbreaking, or any other gaining of execution is inherently bad, it just depends on the use-case- as a teenager, programming on a Switch sounds great, while as a parent, the possibility of my kid gaining access to unlimited blood and gore, Konami code style, might turn me off the platform.