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A 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 dev
by Rebelgecko 6y ago
A 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).