intel me

this is a thread about removing intel me or buying devices without intel me i've been considering buying a thinkpad and flashing 1vyrain but still i feel like there's gotta be a better way to go about this do anons hare have experience with this?

kill yourself Qui iste officiis ipsam voluptatem repudiandae molestias. Libero beatae quis tempora. Enim voluptas aliquid quia qui provident iure sed reiciendis. Sunt explicabo sequi odit. Quia ut quis corrupti sequi est ratione. Necessitatibus nihil quia quam et velit aut. Vitae saepe quo doloremque qui. Dignissimos consequatur deleniti corrupti ipsum est rem. Neque et sit nulla. Autem incidunt iste occaecati. Saepe enim provident magnam sequi iste. Voluptatem aliquam dolorem laborum in blanditiis quo soluta ad. Non distinctio id impedit. Molestias repellat eaque perferendis molestiae magni in et. Culpa ut asperiores magni ut excepturi nulla quos. Minus reiciendis consectetur reprehenderit accusamus et rerum. Tenetur magni dolor debitis velit omnis commodi. Et nihil placeat nobis ullam. Id accusamus voluptatibus ut. Aliquid adipisci facere sunt corrupti molestiae praesentium. Corrupti dolorem dolorem harum quo molestias iure error. Dicta est deleniti suscipit excepturi quidem.

>>26977 i'm not sure how that would do anything about intel me but thanks for the advice! Dominus autem irridebit eum, quoniam prospicit quod veniet dies ejus.

Buy AMD/snapdragon/riscv CPUs then?

>>26979 amd has amd psp which is p much the same thing i'd have to look into arm and risc v compatibility but as long as it runs a browser and libreoffice it's good enough for me, idk if i'll find any used and reasonably priced laptops though

>>26976 https://www.raptorcs.com/content/TL2WK2/intro.html https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/aix/7.2.0?topic=storage-power-family-powerpc-architecture-overview https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_PowerPC_processors

>>26979 >>26980 ARM is cyberhumped, get a chink RISC V SBC

>>26980 >amd has amd psp which is p much the same thing Not really, see >>25704

See: Oct 2025 https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/intel-vpro-what-it-can-do-what-it-cant-do-and-what-it-means-for-your-future-hardware-choices/12645/143 Apr 2025 https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/intel-vpro-what-it-can-do-what-it-cant-do-and-what-it-means-for-your-future-hardware-choices/12645/143

disregard the redundant link above, below is the correct one, my bad kinda high rn lol Apr 2025 https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/intel-vpro-what-it-can-do-what-it-cant-do-and-what-it-means-for-your-future-hardware-choices/12645/116

>>26984 That doesn't guarantee anything.

>>27606 That's where OPSEC comes in. Not linking your real life identity with your internet one. If they already know the shipping address of the target there is more things to care about lolol

>27607 > If they already know the shipping address of the target "The target" is anyone who is using end-to-end encryption that they (shalom) are unable to sideline through exploitation of weak OS, closed source OS, or closed source baseband firmware, or Intel ME, or AMD PSP, or anything similar. > If they already know the shipping address of the target there is more things to care about Targeting actors through "interdiction" that they (you know who) can't compromise remotely is how they come to learn the shipping address of a more specific target. That is how the "more things to care about" situation unfolds. Even a turbo-LARPey nerd board like this should be able to put 2+2 together well enough that this very obvious thing doesn't need to be pointed out.