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It's on for corporate users, but I assume because it would be a terrible UX for consumers, having users always enter a PIN code at boot/re-boot and would make t
by FirmwareBurner 3y ago
It's on for corporate users, but I assume because it would be a terrible UX for consumers, having users always enter a PIN code at boot/re-boot and would make them throw their PCs out the window.
It's even worse if you use a Bluetooth keyboard as that doesn't work at BIOS level so you'd have to plug in an USB keyboard just to enter your PIN on boot. Would be maddening and people would just turn it off.