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Unfortunately, I don't think anyone would frame it in that way. It will just be a matter of saying "to protect everyone's security and privacy, only known good
by tsimionescu 3y ago
Unfortunately, I don't think anyone would frame it in that way. It will just be a matter of saying "to protect everyone's security and privacy, only known good devices will be allowed on the web/internet". Software and hardware vendors will provide the right attestations, but if you write a custom kernel, that device will not be allowed to connect by any attested device.
But, you as a person will not be denied the right to access the internet. It's just that you'll need to use a device that doesn't "risk the security of the internet" to do so. Just like if you build a custom vehicle, you aren't allowed to drive it on national roads, because it risks the safety of the road system and all its participants.