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But that’s specifically for Secure Enclave work (disk encryption, biometric data). I don’t think they’d want to risk someone running arbitrary code there and br
by jedieaston 6y ago
But that’s specifically for Secure Enclave work (disk encryption, biometric data). I don’t think they’d want to risk someone running arbitrary code there and breaking the sandbox. (The SEP is also separate from the A-series chip in the iPhone for a similar reason, IIRC).
- monocasa 6y agoIn addition to the secure enclave, they already have an A series core on there. That's what runs the touch bar. There's a full XNU based OS on there called "BridgeOS" that's in the iOS/tvOS/watchOS family.
- jdub 6y agoOpen System Information → USB on a Mac with a T2 chip and check out all the stuff attached to it.