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TPM used for secure boot, (hypothetically) used to block installing non-windows OS, means the owner is forced to using an OS that has telemetry. That is the ar
by rocqua 5y ago
TPM used for secure boot, (hypothetically) used to block installing non-windows OS, means the owner is forced to using an OS that has telemetry.
That is the argument I suppose OP was making. The secure boot locking is hypothetical, but it is often feared. I get why, because it seems like something Microsoft would love to do.
- my123 5y agoTPM is used for measured boot, to not release a secret/operate on a key if measurements do not match. It doesn't block you from running anything.
- rocqua 5y agoDang your right. I figured the TPM was part of secure-boot validation. But given some extra thought, it is clear that verifying a signature does not require any secrets.
- layoutIfNeeded 5y ago>It doesn't block you from running anything. Yet