Everything else has moved in that direction: * Literally every game console * Literally every smartphone * Microsoft, with their Win11 requirements, is m

Everything else has moved in that direction: * Literally every game console * Literally every smartphone * Microsoft, with their Win11 requirements, is moving there * John Deere (read on their own hardware attestation efforts to block DIY) * Car companies (require specialized tooling and software subscriptions to make certain repairs) * Anything that requires a signed bootloader and signed software updates * Snapdragon CPUs and e-fuses that burn when you use unsigned software, and brick * Apple hardware, literally crypto-signed so you can't use aftermarket parts * Google Chromecast * Amazon Kindle, locked hardware * IBM has locked hardware to their laptops for *years*. Ever try upgrading a wifi card in an IBM laptop? They're already invested in this the list goes on...of course it's coming to PC.