[cferry]

Whoever uses this seeks to ensure a certain kind of behavior on a machine they typically don't own (in the legal sense of it). So of course you can make it optional. But then software that depends on it, like your banking Electron app or your Steam game, will refuse to run... so as the user, you don't really have a choice.

I would love to use that technology to do reverse attestation, and require the server that handles my personal data to behave a certain way, like obeying the privacy policy terms of the EULA and not using my data to train LLMs if I so opted out. Something tells me that's not going to happen...