> Anybody in an office standing next to the device can exert physical ownership, and that's exactly the case you want to prevent. You mean like with a user/own

> Anybody in an office standing next to the device can exert physical ownership, and that's exactly the case you want to prevent. You mean like with a user/owner-set password? The kind you use to unlock your computer at startup? Why is it any time manufacturer lockdown solves a security issue, people rush to pretend that only manufacturer lockdown can solve it, even when user-freedom-respecting solutions to the same issue are not only possible, but widely used and predate the lockdown solution?