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> Really? M1 macs are not T2 macs, nor does that have anything to do with the issue at hand. What the parent means is that it's not like Android where you "unl
by marcan_42 5y ago
> Really?
M1 macs are not T2 macs, nor does that have anything to do with the issue at hand. What the parent means is that it's not like Android where you "unlock your bootloader" and it's global and locks you out of certain features. The Apple Silicon secure boot mode is per OS install, so installing Linux does not taint your macOS security (i.e. you can still use iOS apps and watch Netflix in 4K on macOS).