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    It's "worse"? I did a quick google if it was illegal to bypass a TPM and found this vague line: "If you bypass hardware-level TPM encryption to gain unauthorized access to a computer system you do not own"

    I bet that is a part of the licensing gotchas in that you don't actually own the device, even though you paid for it?

    I dunno. That sounds like some legit legal bullshit to me. Contract law needs burned to the ground and rebuilt so that it protects more than one entity.

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