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This works until they shove remote attestation down our throats and it becomes practically impossible because you no longer own your machine
by beeboobaa 3y ago
This works until they shove remote attestation down our throats and it becomes practically impossible because you no longer own your machine
- insanitybit 3y agoIt still works at that point - websites can send you ads and you can choose not to view those websites. No one is forcing you to go to Youtube or whatever.
- beeboobaa 3y ago> No one is forcing you to go to Youtube or whatever Oh boy. They sure are. Many countries their governments post their videos on youtube. Many employers put their training videos on youtube. And so on.
- insanitybit 3y agoThat doesn't sound like a Youtube problem, it sounds like a your-government problem.
- beeboobaa 3y agoJust responding to what you said. > No one is forcing you to go to Youtube or whatever
- Kamq 3y agoNobody is forcing youtube to respond to my https request either. If they wanted, they could lock it down and force you to log in and agree to a bunch of rules in order to use the service, but they don't.
- kmbfjr 3y agoGoogle et al are fooling themselves if they think this is the end of the game.
- ls612 3y agoThe quick death of WEI makes me hope that RA might end up like the Secure Boot fracas a decade ago; it’ll end up in the enterprise because companies want it in their internal IT but won’t end up being used in the consumer world.
- beeboobaa 3y agoEvery modern apple device has it, most androids do as well, chromebooks do as well, and microsoft is already requiring a TPM for windows 11.
- ls612 3y agoNo Apple device can attest to what extensions are running or what apps are installed (at least not without some kind of MDM) and Apple specifically won’t support that to prevent user tracking and fingerprinting.
- beeboobaa 3y agoNo, they'll just forbid any extensions/apps they don't like from their store and that's that.