It depends on whether you want randomness to be a mathematical or a physical concept. If you want randomness to be a physical concept, then it depends on interp

It depends on whether you want randomness to be a mathematical or a physical concept. If you want randomness to be a physical concept, then it depends on interpretations of quantum mechanics and physics in general. If you let it be a mathematical concept independent from the physical universe, then it includes the physical version, and so, so much more. It doesn't mean that randomness is entirely contextual, but that it can be applied to those events too. It's a more general definition.