I don't think you understand. It's not the enterprise features that are most concerning. It's most likely exactly what Intel is saying it is. The problem is the technology appears to enable something similar but which is clandestine. It may be that this feature even requires a BIOS update that is not being shipped to end-users. It could be for instance a version of the BIOS that gets installed after a court order or for foreign intelligence / spying. Think of it this way. What better way to hide a hardware feature than to ship something that could otherwise be done in software if not for the clandestine portion (separation of concerns such that the OS can't detect it).

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