> Multiple companies (Apple included) have also built their own remote attestation services, and nobody cried bloody murder then. HN, at the time, crying blood

> Multiple companies (Apple included) have also built their own remote attestation services, and nobody cried bloody murder then. HN, at the time, crying bloody murder about Apple's attestation system: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31751203 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31751203 This argument keeps getting brought out about Google, but in reality people are critical of iOS and Apple all the time. Yes, it is harder to get widespread reactions from people who are disengaged from web standards because Apple doesn't have Google's reputation. Yes, people tend to be more worried about Chrome than Safari in part because Safari is sitting at 20% market share. But people do (and did) criticize Safari. It's not separate standards; if you pay attention to the people who are most engaged on these issues, Apple's DRM systems get criticism.