My point is "nothing ever happens", and from a regulatory/administrative standpoint I see no reason to think things will change. I don't like WEI, remote attes

My point is "nothing ever happens", and from a regulatory/administrative standpoint I see no reason to think things will change. I don't like WEI, remote attestation, or Google/Apple as companies. I don't like advertising or the way YouTube and Google propagate it. Your belief that users will continue to 'hack the planet' in 10 years is pretty funny though. There is zero interest, commercial, regulatory or otherwise, to ensure users continue to have control over their web browser or software. It's that simple; the battle against WEI for free YouTube is already lost.