Purism Librem Key Review - The Security Solution for your Laptop

[@mustaphabrahimi2449]

i like the previous intro more than the new one , big up 🔥🔥

[@alecaddd]

Eheh, I like this one better :D

[@fredrwema3482]

Thanks man, you explained it real better than any one i have seen.

[@alecaddd]

Oh wow, thank you so much :D

[@kenjboyd6233]

Thanks for the great presentation Alessandro. I subscribe with alerts because you are on the right side of things in this war. Our computers must be our computers!

[@alecaddd]

Thank you so much Ken, and welcome to the community :D

[@CraigTalbert]

Thanks for the vid and the explanation.

[@alecaddd]

Cheers

[@iflnr978]

I only knew of Yubikey and Nitrokey. I know that Purism is working to clean up firmware, so I am going to move it to the front of the line for migration into better security, thanks for the video and explaining that it works at the firmware level, really cool, thanks

[@markmoreno7295]

No one asked the obvious questions. What do you do if you lose your key? Can you have a second copy? Once your computer is up and running, can you take the key out so you don't dammage it, or does it need to remain in? Will the key survive x-rays at the airport? Do I need to store it in a Faraday pouch?

[@JohnDoe-wi7eb]

Do you need a pureboot?

[@infotruther]

Will it work with any os?

[@luisr8663]

Just bought a Librem 15 and doesn't come with Heads, not sure how to configure TPM. Do I need the Librem Key to run Heads?

[@alecaddd]

Check their support page, I'm sure they'll be more than happy to help you out.

[@kenjboyd6233]

Luis R, from what I understand if you bought librem 15 from purism you shouldn't have to worry about that damn TPM chip!

[@ChrisPerko]

puppies and rainbows :D

[@alecaddd]

Those are everywhere in every press release :P

[@ldmillerlm1]

Windy and doesn't say ANYTHING useful :(