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Doing those things doesn't require moving to a new architecture. They can do those things perfectly fine on the current Intel systems. So your point is pure con
by mlindner 6y ago
Doing those things doesn't require moving to a new architecture. They can do those things perfectly fine on the current Intel systems. So your point is pure conspiracy theory.
- webmobdev 6y ago> Doing those things doesn't require moving to a new architecture. It clearly indicates the direction they are moving towards - you need to change both the software and the hadware to create a closed system like ios. The example I cited about crippling the firewall is the changes made to the software towards this goal. The move to ARM processors is the hardware change to this same goal.
- mlindner 6y agoYou can change the hardware without changing the cpu. Apple added the T2 chip to Macs that locks down the system just as much as the M1 chip, without removing x86.