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What is the use case for this? Usually it's to keep people from using their own devices the way they want. That's not good.
by swiley 6y ago
What is the use case for this? Usually it's to keep people from using their own devices the way they want. That's not good.
- Rebelgecko 6y agoA common use case for secure boot is when I want to use my device however I want to while being reasonably confident that I'm not letting 3rd parties use my device however they want. Especially if you have a device that stores information that might be sensitive (user passwords, encryption keys, bitcoin wallet, safe combinations, thermostat settings, whatever).