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Apple already shipped attestation on the web, and we barely noticed
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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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It's also important to note that Google is doing this already as well. It's almost impossible to use Google with my VPN provider as I'm slammed with 5 captchas every Google.
There are a lot of websites for me that straight up refuse to load if I have a VPN. Even non-important sites.
I don't think sites can request attestation yet, for vpn ips it's usually that the ip/ip block has shown "suspicious" behavior & got reported either manually or picked up by bot sensors.
(Now of course it's also bad to let Google and friends be the arbitrator of good and bad IPs, famous for the destruction of truly self-hosted email (among other things))