I actually like the idea of anti-theft FRP, but only if its a local-based instead of cloud based.
You know, like a BIOS/UEFI lock on a computer, but apply it to all the components instead of motherboard only, and get rid of the “remove battery to reset password” bypass, and its a functional anti-theft system.
I imagine its probably much easier to acomplish this on a intergrated device with CPU, Storage, RAM, all on one chip (SoC) like on a phone than with computers.
Unfortunately, corporations always just love to interject and add their “cloud” nonsense to it.
I actually like the idea of anti-theft FRP, but only if its a local-based instead of cloud based.
You know, like a BIOS/UEFI lock on a computer, but apply it to all the components instead of motherboard only, and get rid of the “remove battery to reset password” bypass, and its a functional anti-theft system.
I imagine its probably much easier to acomplish this on a intergrated device with CPU, Storage, RAM, all on one chip (SoC) like on a phone than with computers.
Unfortunately, corporations always just love to interject and add their “cloud” nonsense to it.
Then your kid has a friend over that sticks a password on it for the lols and doesn’t know what it was