I'd be glad to switch to raspberry pie or AMD, but I don't know whether or not those chips have similar crap in them. is the Intel alone with this? do others do it too?
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yes, very useful for an enterprise and completely useless/potentially dangerous for consumers.
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what i don't get is how would the consumer benefit of having these features? it all looks like a nonsense to me and I'd rather live without it. i think it's time to say goodbye to Intel and opt for another vendor.
I'd be glad to switch to raspberry pie or AMD, but I don't know whether or not those chips have similar crap in them. is the Intel alone with this? do others do it too?
true that
yes, very useful for an enterprise and completely useless/potentially dangerous for consumers.
+1
what i don't get is how would the consumer benefit of having these features? it all looks like a nonsense to me and I'd rather live without it. i think it's time to say goodbye to Intel and opt for another vendor.