nah, you don't need a permit for that... you'd just need a computer without a boot chain of trust, too bad those things exist only in museums and landfills nowa

nah, you don't need a permit for that... you'd just need a computer without a boot chain of trust, too bad those things exist only in museums and landfills nowadays, have fun digging through trash to find your slow-ass 5 year old 18-core RISC-V 256G RAM SoC for witch there is an exploit to break it's chain of trust. Oh and make sure nobody notices, breaking the chain of trust is obviously illegal, and for good reason you could try to break the DRM of a Neuralink-Entertainment-Stream, we can't have that.