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I think it is only required on x86 EFI machines due to some old antitrust rulings. Provided the firmware vendor actually implements it right. On ARM for exampl
by m4rtink 1y ago
I think it is only required on x86 EFI machines due to some old antitrust rulings. Provided the firmware vendor actually implements it right.
On ARM for example the hardware, including some hardware shipping with ARM version of Windows, does not need to provide the option to add custom certs and remove existing ones, so AFAIK in most cases it is not possible.
- preisschild 1y agoI think you can do the same in the Tianocore EDK2 ARM UEFI But yeah, many ARM boards don't use open UEFI firmware