And remove your hard drive from the computer. I have RAID redundancy in my pc drives in case 1 drive fails. I also once in a while dump these drives to a single drive, which I then store in a metal ammo can (in case of emp).. its smart to keep one drive disconnected and in another location in case of fire.
This looks almost like the Communist Revolution and Civil War playbook I predicted. Well, just one of the steps that is. Destroy America, the rest of the world is forced to submit to the scamdemic death scenario.
COVID-19 shows that the world is at great risk of disruption by pandemics, cyberattacks or environmental tipping points.
Why use the word "environmental" in the top bullet point? The rest of the article doesn't mention any sort of environmental disruption, only cyber and digital issues. I suppose it is just to win the trust and support of all the eco-nut jobs out there by just throwing in a word.
It won't matter. General purpose computers will eventually be withdrawn from sale to the public.
They have been trying for years to get mandatory TPM. They are trying again with Windows 11.
In the meantime, learn alternatives. Linux is the easiest to get along with - some distribution like POP_OS! (what I use on my laptops) is end user friendly.
For other machines I'd recommend OpenBSD.
Your computer, though, will be considerably less valuable a tool if you can't connect it to the Internet.
I agree. Makes you really think why there is a chip shortage... Also it doesn’t matter what OS you use because they are all run by these people. Linux, Mac OS, windows, android, etc. they are all WEF participants and members. Remember that you will own nothing and be happy and the sad part is that with a computer they can merely make it so with a software update.
So they are planning to brick devices they don’t like?
Backup your data.
And remove your hard drive from the computer. I have RAID redundancy in my pc drives in case 1 drive fails. I also once in a while dump these drives to a single drive, which I then store in a metal ammo can (in case of emp).. its smart to keep one drive disconnected and in another location in case of fire.
Their media contact page has 3 email addresses where u can tell them to fuck off.
http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Public_Engagement_FAQ%20.pdf
This looks almost like the Communist Revolution and Civil War playbook I predicted. Well, just one of the steps that is. Destroy America, the rest of the world is forced to submit to the scamdemic death scenario.
Why use the word "environmental" in the top bullet point? The rest of the article doesn't mention any sort of environmental disruption, only cyber and digital issues. I suppose it is just to win the trust and support of all the eco-nut jobs out there by just throwing in a word.
It won't matter. General purpose computers will eventually be withdrawn from sale to the public.
They have been trying for years to get mandatory TPM. They are trying again with Windows 11.
In the meantime, learn alternatives. Linux is the easiest to get along with - some distribution like POP_OS! (what I use on my laptops) is end user friendly.
For other machines I'd recommend OpenBSD.
Your computer, though, will be considerably less valuable a tool if you can't connect it to the Internet.
I agree. Makes you really think why there is a chip shortage... Also it doesn’t matter what OS you use because they are all run by these people. Linux, Mac OS, windows, android, etc. they are all WEF participants and members. Remember that you will own nothing and be happy and the sad part is that with a computer they can merely make it so with a software update.
There are running programs on your computer that you already do not have access to, no matter what OS and it's not even paranoia.
The work of Chris Domas has uncovered some of it
https://www.infoq.com/news/2021/04/intel-hidden-instructions/
The guys at Coreboot also did some of the pioneering work discovering the HTTP server in the North Bridge (or South Bridge, I forget which).
Well, it might now, but in the end, it will be at the hardware level.