Good Lockdown vs. Bad
There's an ongoing series of skirmishes between corporations who want to sell
products that users don't fully control and the kernel developers who want
users to be the highest authority. Sometimes these skirmishes manifest in
the form of security patches intended to lock down the kernel. Do they lock
down the kernel against outside attackers? Or do they lock down the kernel
against change from anyone at all, including the user who owns the
device?
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