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Slippery slope fallacy. That article is from 7 years ago. They're not boiling the frog, you've just fallen for XKCD 605. They may have dropped the requirement,

Slippery slope fallacy. That article is from 7 years ago. They're not boiling the frog, you've just fallen for XKCD 605. They may have dropped the requirement, but hardware vendors are still allowing loading your own keys. Because, there are more factors acting on this than just Microsoft.

car_analogy 4y ago
> Slippery slope fallacy. They literally had a requirement that ARM Windows RT devices be not user unlockable. If someone lunges at you with a knife, but fails to stab you, it is not a "slippery slope fallacy" to believe they tried to kill you. What would it take to convince you? Zero remaining unlocked computers on the market?