I agree with Doctorow that it is a problem if I the consumer am prevented from making my computer do what I want by secure boot.
But Titan doesn't really have that problem. Google owns the computers, and Google can make the computers do what they want because they have the signing keys.
If Titan-controlled devices were sold to consumers with no way to disable it, that would be a problem.
But Titan doesn't really have that problem. Google owns the computers, and Google can make the computers do what they want because they have the signing keys.
If Titan-controlled devices were sold to consumers with no way to disable it, that would be a problem.