It's Now Possible to Disable and Strip Down Intel's ME Blob

I'm very curious as to what extent it is "partially deblob"ed, and also how much it is "reducing its ability to interface with the system". It sounds very much like this is a partial fix, which of course is better than nothing. But the most important part of a partial fix is knowing what parts are fixed and what parts are not.

Exactly what functionality of Intel ME is disabled when running this? And what control does Intel still retain afterward? Unfortunately, I know next to nothing about the low-level details, so I cannot glean this information from the code itself. The best resource I can understand is in the wiki [0], but I still don't know what might be contained in the FPTR.

[0] https://github.com/corna/me_cleaner/wiki/How-does-it-work%3F