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All they needed to do was (checks notes) completely disassemble and rewire the laptop.
Windows Hello is designed to be secure even if you do that, but that's a pretty difficult task when your partners building the CPUs, laptops, and fingerprint scanners fail to follow the specs.
These are a major advance over the already very good Ryzen 7000 chips. Although they still use Zen 4 cores, and are still limited to 8 cores, and still use RDNA3 graphics, and still only 12 graphics cores, and are still limited to DDR5 memory, and...
Wait, these aren't an advance at all. These are the same chips with the numbers changed.
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