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Let me reply item-by-item. > No, DRM is safeguarding other people's keys on your device. Correct - in this case, safeguarding mainly means making sure that th
by patrakov 3y ago
Let me reply item-by-item.
> No, DRM is safeguarding other people's keys on your device.
Correct - in this case, safeguarding mainly means making sure that the nominal owner of the device does not extract the keys.
> There's more applications of trusted computing and TPMs than that
Correct
> one of them is using it to safeguard your own keys.
Questionable - needs a definition of safeguarding. Making sure that the keys cannot be backed up would be a strange definition.