Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 31st May 2012 11:11 UTC

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2007-09-22
"There will be plenty of hardware which allows secure boot to be disabled, or keys to be replaced, in which case you can go through the trouble of setting things up right yourself."
Actually, there is already ARM-based hardware planned which does not allow UEFI to be disabled. At Microsoft's request no less.
I'm sorry, but this direction is the wrong direction.