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> But a monopoly on core system functions isn't necessary to keep that high bar high. That's an extraordinary statement to make, got any matching evidence? Lot
by oneplane 3y ago
> But a monopoly on core system functions isn't necessary to keep that high bar high.
That's an extraordinary statement to make, got any matching evidence? Lots of competitors have been trying for over a decade but nothing has emerged thus far.
While I don't believe Apple's current methods and models are the only way that could possibly work, I haven't seen any other successful way either.
It's a bit like PKI and E2EE in that way, lots of noise around it (be it Secure Boot, Signal or Boot Guard or something else) but no true alternative. All we get so far is regurgitated ideas with Clipper chip concepts.