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It seems like a pretty clever way to propose extremely powerful DRM functionality, phrased as if it’s about trust and security.
by tshaddox 3y ago
It seems like a pretty clever way to propose extremely powerful DRM functionality, phrased as if it’s about trust and security.
- jabbany 3y agoIt's not even phrased like that... If you read their examples it's very clear that they're not hiding the goal of using it as DRM for advertisiers. In fact, their first example (!) outlines how this would be appealing to advertisers because they can attest a real human is viewing the content.
- rpastuszak 3y agoIt's very likely that technical (or otherwise) decision makers at ad-tech adjacent businesses are the target audience of that documentation, not us.
- charcircuit 3y agoL1 DRM for browsers already exists. This is about providing an extra layer of security to sites that may need it like banks.