It is as it always was an attitude of trust and defaults. You can get locked down bootloaders that only load windows and specifically signed Linux distros. This

It is as it always was an attitude of trust and defaults. You can get locked down bootloaders that only load windows and specifically signed Linux distros. This is totally fine for the 99%, but still most bios allow you to drop into non-secureboot if you choose. They've given the trust that you're going to do so responsibly. No random is going to do this for lols. It's largely for enthusiasts and non-institutional professionals building their stacks. This is the have your cake and eat it too. Android has its "dev" mode, and most android phones allow for bootloader unlocks. Giving people to option to explicitly drop the security for their own reasons is great as long as the default is " idiot proof". Who's complaining about this model? Nobody