Say Canonical played along and used a GPLv3 bootloader with key and followed the advice of the FSF. The act of revoking the key by a 3rd party certificate authority means that it is up to the discretion of that authority if the methods of using the key follows their rules. If that company says to not share the key then what? Does that mean that Ubuntu and other GNU/Linux distros are at their mercy from now on?

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