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Maybe we can, but I don't think we should. So called "trusted hardware" is and will be used against users (DRM, WEI, forced subscriptions, making it impossible
by zb3 3y ago
Maybe we can, but I don't think we should. So called "trusted hardware" is and will be used against users (DRM, WEI, forced subscriptions, making it impossible to repair the device and so on).
- colinsane 3y agothat's a pretty heavy misrepresentation of this post. actually one of those rare moments when i have to ask someone "did you even read the _title_", because you'll note it doesn't even say "trusted hardware" but "trustable hardware" and i've never heard that latter term used in the context you're alluding to.
- zb3 3y agoI did not read the article, I've only read the title and from the title it wasn't clear there's no talk in the article about tamper-resistancy. I have no problem with trustable user-owned hardware as long as it doesn't contain any tamper-resistancy.