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US antitrust case against Apple’s App Store exclusivity is ‘firing on all cylinders’::The US antitrust case against Apple’s App Store exclusivity is “firing on all cylinders” according to the head of the…
(3) is by far the most important, but I can’t see how it will get attention from legislators or regulators.
Also, even if it happens, how could we ensure that service providers (say a bank) don’t start enforcing hardware based attestation?
We’d either need non-attested devices to be common enough for them not to bother blocking them (we are here now), or explicitly protect the right to software freedom. Maybe as part of a more general right-to-repair?