According to the article, assuming your not using a tpm 2.0 system, no. TPM 2.0 might be enough to allow it, but from a software opening no Linux wouldn't allow it on it's own
According to the article, assuming your not using a tpm 2.0 system, no. TPM 2.0 might be enough to allow it, but from a software opening no Linux wouldn't allow it on it's own
The data collection from Paypal I'm speaking of is nothing new, it's been in place for over a decade. It has nothing to do with TPM.
The data collection from Paypal I'm speaking of is nothing new, it's been in place for over a decade. It has nothing to do with TPM.
There's a massive difference between logging a computers hardware profile, and "reading your data".
There's a massive difference between logging a computers hardware profile, and "reading your data".
Well you know what I'm speaking about, your computer is your property and so it is still your data. Answer the question?
Well you know what I'm speaking about, your computer is your property and so it is still your data. Answer the question?
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