I guess god has spoken

McAffee and Norton come to mind, but I’m sure there’s more

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2 examples that only worked thanks to being the alternative to other violent movements. Gandhi in particular also got a lot of people killed in his “peaceful” crusade, and did nothing about it.

So, a cop threw a stun grenade that blew off a student’s hand. Ergo, a cop blew off a student’s hand.

The obvious answer is looking at the wave of absolutely terrible and unusable UIs, all of them pretty similar, and all of them vibe coded. They’re the polar opposite of interfaces I’d consider good. Yeah, the slop machine can slop them faster than a real programmer can make a good interface, but why bother if they’re gonna be bad.

“oh, why are people against the fascist company, they just did something cool another marketing stunt!”

Those problems would be solved by server side anti cheat. There’s no way to solve cheating with client side anti cheat. The only reason they do it is because it’s cheaper and they can get your data. Using AC as an excuse to lock down or limit systems is similar to using kids as an excuse to ask for everyone’s ID and ban VPNs.

You can have an encryption key that can’t decrypt the data. That’s what public and private keys are. The device can have a public key to encrypt the data, and then it can only be decrypted with the attacker’s private key. No need to even get it out of the device, you can also perform the decryption on the same device. Just don’t store the private key in there.

They are not different implementations, they are completely different things. TOTP can’t have remote attestation or settings, it’s just a code. Passkeys are something else, that has some similarities (also generating a time-based code).