To me, it sounded like they’d just randomly not send the DRM information sometimes. So, the fix for web sites would be to tell the user to reload until the information is passed along.
That’s pretty terrible UX, though. I think it’s more likely that websites will continue integrating a CAPTCHA service and that service will simply try to short-circuit its decision by asking for attestation. If none is given the user gets to click on pictures of street lights.
To me, it sounded like they’d just randomly not send the DRM information sometimes. So, the fix for web sites would be to tell the user to reload until the information is passed along.
That’s pretty terrible UX, though. I think it’s more likely that websites will continue integrating a CAPTCHA service and that service will simply try to short-circuit its decision by asking for attestation. If none is given the user gets to click on pictures of street lights.