True. FSF doesn't support taking the freedom away from users in the name of security. > at least in the scenario the FSF opposes the users are able to be more

True. FSF doesn't support taking the freedom away from users in the name of security. > at least in the scenario the FSF opposes the users are able to be more secure That's quite questionable. What if someone steals the manufacturer keys? Then people with unmodifyable devices would be more secure. But anyway that's besides the point since FSF is against taking the freedom away from the users under the veil of "security" anyway.