This is interesting: > Many bypassers have claimed solutions to T2 macs (I have not tried or confirmed they work…I am skeptical) but they admit they have had n

This is interesting: > Many bypassers have claimed solutions to T2 macs (I have not tried or confirmed they work…I am skeptical) but they admit they have had no success with M1. Well... The T2 was actually based on the A10 Fusion chip, which is vulnerable to the checkm8 boot ROM exploit. Which, then makes things much easier when you can run arbitrary code. Apple partially fixed things in the A11 and fully fixed them in the A12. Meanwhile, M1 is based on A14 and impervious to the Boot ROM exploit... so no wonder they haven't had luck. It's probably hard enough to disable when you can run whatever code you want. But when you can't even run code or get in the door...