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This is why TPM should never have been allowed. It's a way for control to be removed from the user, even tho they wholly own the physical machine!
by chii 3y ago
This is why TPM should never have been allowed. It's a way for control to be removed from the user, even tho they wholly own the physical machine!
- kevincox 3y agoI'm not sure about this. TPMs can provide valuable features such as non-bruteforcable disk encryption and other secret management and secure boot can be valuable protection for your devices. The real problem here is that this is allowing a third-party to verify what software you are running. Doing these things on my device by my choice is one thing. Having another party require that I am using a specific unmodified software stack is another.