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You don't actually have to find another solution. The state it's in will continue working. The only thing apple can do is release a new piece of hardware that i
by rowanG077 5y ago
You don't actually have to find another solution. The state it's in will continue working. The only thing apple can do is release a new piece of hardware that is locked down. But that could always happen regardless of vendor. Besides I don't think that's a serious risk with macs.
- amelius 5y ago> The state it's in will continue working. Maybe so. But then again, maybe not if Apple decides to blow a bunch of fuses remotely. Also, your laptop could break. Or you might want to expand to more laptops but the one you are using now runs out of production.
- rowanG077 5y ago> Apple decides to blow a bunch of fuses remotely Then just... not update.
- amelius 5y agoYou seem to be under the impression that an OS has full control over the system when it is running. This is not necessarily true, see Intel ME.
- rowanG077 5y agoThat is a class action law suit waiting to happen. I'm not saying it's not technically possible. I think Apple is smart enough to not do that.