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i personally prefer secure hardware at the expense of not being able to play around with other OSes - i am sure i am not alone
by hankchinaski 6y ago
i personally prefer secure hardware at the expense of not being able to play around with other OSes - i am sure i am not alone
- bosswipe 6y agoWhat advantage do you see to "secure hardware", I'm unaware of any recent Mac security issue that would have been prevented by it. It gives Apple a lot more control over the device but I don't see any advantage to the user.
- crummy 6y agoOne advantage I could see would be lowering value for thieves, if it worked out like locked phones that cannot just be wiped and resold.
- WhyNotHugo 6y agoI also prefer secure hardware, but I find macOS completely useless for work. While I can appreciate that some see other-OSs as something of a curiosity, for many of us it's a big deal-breaker, and it's a shame Apple is not willing to provide their hardware to so many potential clients who simply don't want their software.
- derbOac 6y agoYou can have both. Users should control the keys. Not an insurmountable problem.