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Microsoft confirms zero chance Win11 supports older hardware (www.theregister.com)
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[–] Reygle 8 points 1 week ago

"Sir, without a TPM module, we can't bitlocker their storage without their consent or knowledge and then store the Bitlocker key to our cloud, (again with no warning or consent gained) "for their convenience which lets us directly link their identity and sell every last bit of data about them.
"Well FUCK THAT." -MS Management

I know I sound insane. ^That is precisely what 11 does by default. Not a joke.