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Originally Posted by BobR
This may increase security, but it seems that it will also shift the control of security. Not clear what that would mean for freedoms of users to control their data and applications. One advantage is that your sensitive data may remain secure even if the computer is booted from someone an alternative boot drive, like a jump drive.
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How is this any different from the "Microsoft Activation" scam? If you lose control of your data, you have to call them to get it back. If their chip has a flaw (and it will, or someone
will find a way around it; Microsoft doesn't exactly employ intelligent security experts), you are forced to
upgrade hardware to get the fix.
No thanks, stay away from this, far far away.