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>Using a more concrete example of, say, a device's camera and LIDAR claiming a living human is interacting w/ the device would require software and hardware attestation with a chain of trust extending to the camera and LIDAR hardware

Sure, but that sounds useful.

>Any architecture that requires the client to be "trustworthy" requires attestation and runs afoul of freedom.

Okay, but I would give up freedom if it means there are no cheaters. Not all cheats can be detected server side. The cost of stopping name cheats server side is more expensive to do than stopping them client side. If the cost of anticheat is cheaper it means that games can be developed for cheaper incentivizing more and higher quality games to be made.