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Well, what's to say that the PC is actually off? Many "enterprise" laptops nowadays can't have their battery pulled out easily. My HP laptop needs to have the
by vladvasiliu 3y ago
Well, what's to say that the PC is actually off? Many "enterprise" laptops nowadays can't have their battery pulled out easily.
My HP laptop needs to have the back panel removed. If I do that, it'll trip the intrusion sensor and wipe the TPM. IT can know about this and ask you why you're taking apart the laptop. If it's windows, and you don't have the BitLocker key, you won't even be able to turn it back on.
- andsoitis 3y agoPut it in a drawer. This isn’t rocket science.
- mwigdahl 3y agoThen close it and wrap it in a couple layers of towels or something, stick it in your refrigerator under the leftover pizza, and/or block its access to wifi through your home router config. Physical controls trump whatever secret monitoring you fear it's doing.
- delaynomore 3y agoSpoken like a true over-engineer. >Put it in a drawer. This isn’t rocket science. Yup