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Some Apple Intel Macbooks came with an Arm T2 chip that controls security-related functions, e.g. disk encryption. With Apple Silicon, that capability is part o
by walterbell 3y ago
Some Apple Intel Macbooks came with an Arm T2 chip that controls security-related functions, e.g. disk encryption. With Apple Silicon, that capability is part of the M1/M2 SoC.
If network SSID history is/was stored on the T2 chip, then it could likely be removed using MacOS settings before installing another operating system.
- chadcatlett 3y agoOlder Intel macs stored the SSIDs as UEFI vars, I think even the T2 ones did too but I might be wrong.
- walterbell 3y agoInteresting, I wonder if Windows does something similar.