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by reedlaw 4533 days ago
I totally agree that adding privacy features to what is essentially a tracking device isn't addressing the right issues. Why not start out with simply a free, private laptop? Something that uses Coreboot and doesn't require any firmware driver blobs. This is something that so far, only one Chinese company has been able to do, albeit producing only a rather underpowered model [1]. Where are the private laptops that rival the Macbook Pro?

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemote#Netbook_computers

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You appear to have missed the article by the free software foundation where they approved another, fully free computer.

See: http://shop.gluglug.org.uk/