 TPM 2.0 - is it something important?
Recently been reading some articles about "trusted platform manager" devices which comes installed on all pc after 2016. And some articles mentioned it is needed for some banking apps, e-comerce platforms and government-costumer apps to work properly.
However it is quite muddy because no info if this thing can be used to identify machine online??
I recently found that i all the time had one but it was dissabled and now enabled it and found out can not dissable it any more (its windows 7).
Still can not understand - this is a chip for local machine to make it run securely, like for example binds hards drive to motherboard so hard drive can not be transfered to another machine, or this is something for machine identification purposes? Or i understand here something completely wrong?
Can anyone with knowledge explain this???
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