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Any DRM protection where the OS sees the video is useless, because the OS is under full control of the user. (For now at least)
by CrossVR 1y ago
Any DRM protection where the OS sees the video is useless, because the OS is under full control of the user. (For now at least)
- grishka 1y agoNot true about Android at least — there is secure boot where the bootloader will snitch on you if you unlock it, and you can't do anything about it because the attestation happens in a trusted execution environment, a hypervisor with higher privileges than the OS kernel, that you never get to unlock.
- CrossVR 1y agoAndroid is unfortunately no longer an OS controlled by the user and that is very concerning.