How is that inherent?
How is that inherent? That's something they added to the device to restrict our options. Now even if we accept the argument that this is necessary for security, why is there no provision for the owner to add their own keys, or bypass it explicitly?
Posted by goku12 on Dec 5, 2025, 8:11 AM
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How is that inherent?
goku12Dec 5, 2025, 8:11 AM
How is that inherent? That's something they added to the device to restrict our options. Now even if we accept the argument that this is necessary for security, why is there no provision for the owner to add their own keys, or bypass it explicitly?
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