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  • I agree with you, but as always its not that simple. For a lot of people all their friends use iMessage and refuse to use anything else because "it's what I already use". When you have a PlayStation and all your friends use Xbox, then being able to talk to them despite the security implications becomes quite an attractive feature.

  • History and cookies are not generally a security vulnerability. Cookies can be a vulnerability but only if the hacker gets access to your device somehow, either by stealing it or through a virus for example. You don't really have to worry about cookies or history for security reasons, only privacy reasons.

  • I had a surface pro 4 with Linux for several years. The install process is a bit annoying since you need to get the custom surface kernel but other than that it worked great. I had a lot of issues with the hardware (unrelated to Linux), but I've heard that it has gotten better with the newer versions

  • Tried the archinstall script instead and still nothing. Couldnt find my laptop on that page unfortunately but other Asus laptops seem to have some similar issues with the bootloader. Might have to just give up and install fedora again because this sucks.

  • I have mounted my EFI partition to /mnt/boot and after chrooting into the root directory I ran grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot --bootloader-id=UEFI-GRUB. Then I ran grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg. Is there anything wrong with any of these commands? I got no errors when I ran them.

  • I have gone through the entire arch install process twice and the GRUB install maybe 5 times or so. Still the same. I tries installing to vritualbox before doing it on physical hardware and that booted fine so I suspect it might have something to do secure boot. I found this reddit thread that mentions "adding grub64x.efi to trusted in my bios through secure boot" but I'm not sure how to do that.