> What you then get is every bit as good as regular 1TR, with one significant exception: you can’t set the system security state using the Startup Security Util

> What you then get is every bit as good as regular 1TR, with one significant exception: you can’t set the system security state using the Startup Security Utility. Apple explains that this is because “LLB [Low-Level Bootloader] doesn’t lock an indication into the Boot Progress Register saying it is going into recoveryOS”. But for all other purposes, this is just as good as 1TR, and is identical. What does this mean? Do you have more rights than you usually would, less rights, or the same?