I'm following all people involved in tech. 
RT this if that's your background, I want to see more positive things on my TL
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I was mostly thinking of their phone, which has a decent chance of getting close to fully free (as far as the AP goes anyway) but the way they're dealing with the remaining blobs is deliberately *anti-freedom* because that's what RYF certification requires.
Basically the FSF says if you make blobs invisible, immutable, un-auditable, and therefore un-freeable then they might as well not exist by their definition, which is hilariously backwards - I want all my blobs in /lib/firmware where I can see them and mess with them.
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Keep your source close, but your blobs closer?
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ah, that's one way to put it;-)
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FSF guys might not fully understand what libre firmware means.
@Puri_sm has done some good job to make skylake-based machine as "libre" as possible. But some parts of x86 e.g: microcode, ME/SGX can't be audited in nature stops anyone who try to go further to build the libre fw. -
Our best advice would be to contact them and try to educate. Especially with recent developments, we need to be able to present a relatively united front to preserve true computing freedom,
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