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That's easily solved. Just scope the law to any device that can run code, and have the criteria for control be "the user must never have less control over code
by EMIRELADERO 2y ago
That's easily solved.
Just scope the law to any device that can run code, and have the criteria for control be "the user must never have less control over code execution as the manufacturer does after the sale".
So, for example, if someone buys a phone from Apple they will get full control of the entire device (SEP/TEE included) because Apple has the ability to exercise post-sale code execution control to that level (they hold the private keys required).
- rad_gruchalski 2y agoDoes that apply to those biometric readers issued to me by the government? If not, why not? Can I have a root on my car to disable ISA? Why not, if not? Do you see the problem?
- EMIRELADERO 2y agoI don't really see the problem. I find it perfectly acceptable for people to be able to change every single thing about their cars. If it's an illegal mod you can let the law deal with it.