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"If your BIOS allows it" Which systems enforce Secure Boot out of the box and lose functionality without it? You mention something ASUS and Intel graphics bei
by gerdesj 3y ago
"If your BIOS allows it"
Which systems enforce Secure Boot out of the box and lose functionality without it? You mention something ASUS and Intel graphics being broken without UEFI which isn't the same thing.
- Too 3y agoAndroid. After rooting your phone, apps relying on the secure key store and DRM media playback are very likely to stop working.
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoThat's nothing to do with Secure Boot though.
- Too 3y agoIt does. Except they call it verified boot. Maybe rooting was the wrong term, it’s more about installing custom ROM, where this mechanism prevent your custom ROM from getting hold of DRM keys.
- PrimeMcFly 3y agoIt's not the same technology.