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> But in reality, nobody really seems to care about locking you out of your own (non-mobile) device. Sounds like the war has already been lost.
by CogitoCogito 4y ago
> But in reality, nobody really seems to care about locking you out of your own (non-mobile) device.
Sounds like the war has already been lost.
- rootusrootus 4y agoIt's pretty easy to go buy a completely unlocked computer, so the war is definitely not lost. Maybe if you only want to run Windows or MacOS. But even then, my MacBook hasn't yet refused to let me do something I wanted to do.
- CogitoCogito 4y agoMy point was that if one feels the need to restrict the statement "non-mobile", then the war is already lost. Mobile phones are the most common computers used today. That said I'm glad that you personally have always been able to do what you want to do with your MacBook.
- RunSet 4y ago> It's pretty easy to go buy a completely unlocked computer You will pay a premium if you consider "a completely unlocked computer" to be one sans Intel Management Engine or the AMD equivalent.