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And like most "security reasons" they just take away control from the user and give it to whoever implements that security. Security against whom, i wonder. Th
by Crinus 7y ago
And like most "security reasons" they just take away control from the user and give it to whoever implements that security.
Security against whom, i wonder. The narrative says, against malicious actors, but way more often than not, it ends up being security against the computer's owner.
- wstrange 7y agoThe procedure to get around the locked bootloader is documented. For the vast majority of users, a secure by default laptop is a win.