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And the real meaning of this for actual people: 1) DRM on these machines is dead (yay). 2) "Anti-theft" features, which are really there just as an excuse to
by keyme 6y ago
And the real meaning of this for actual people:
1) DRM on these machines is dead (yay).
2) "Anti-theft" features, which are really there just as an excuse to put a dedicated DRM chip into your box, are dead.
3) Physical access to your machine by a sophisticated attacker is game over (unless your data is encrypted and at rest).
I hope #3 isn't news to you, despite having an Apple logo on your machine (or Phone).
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- jiveturkey 6y agoNay! 'tis merely a flesh wound.
- cprecioso 6y agoMedia DRM isn’t dead, as it runs in the Intel IME (DRM is the only part of IME Apple haven’t disabled)