As usual, consumers will have to fight for their privacy. It's not like they can't have it. It's possible to have device state attestation and privacy relativ

As usual, consumers will have to fight for their privacy. It's not like they can't have it. It's possible to have device state attestation and privacy relative to the 3rd parties that device state is attested to, but only via a mediator that the user and those 3rd parties trust. Who would be that mediator? An attestation service like that will cost some money to provide and run. Consumers will have to pay for it somehow, either in the price of their devices or, more likely, with data, but paying with data == no privacy. Meanwhile those 3rd parties will get a say regarding small platforms (and most likely they'll say "no"), so only the big players might get to play.