Ah, but Enterprise IT wants to be certain their more technically-inclined lusers can't disable the enterprise's ability to "manage" and "audit" the systems they manage. It's literally one of the selling points touted by Intel (and AMD for their equivalent of ME) until recently.
It's not like the machines Enterprise IT buys are any different from the ones I can buy as a consumer, and bulk buyers have a hell of a lot more sway than individual consumers.
Honestly, if you want secure, you gotta use ARM these days
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Ah, but Enterprise IT wants to be certain their more technically-inclined lusers can't disable the enterprise's ability to "manage" and "audit" the systems they manage. It's literally one of the selling points touted by Intel (and AMD for their equivalent of ME) until recently.
It's not like the machines Enterprise IT buys are any different from the ones I can buy as a consumer, and bulk buyers have a hell of a lot more sway than individual consumers.
Honestly, if you want secure, you gotta use ARM these days