Don't forget that you can also remotely attest a server... in which case you can get guarantees on how a corporation is manipulating your data. For instance, you could make sure that your data is reasonably secured and not shared with third parties. So I don't believe remote attestation in itself favors corporation, it really depends on how and where you make use of it.
Sadly the adoption of "trusted computing" on the server side has been slower than expected. Maybe because of lack of user pressure? Also my guess is that most companies prefer not to be too transparent regarding how they process our data...
Sadly the adoption of "trusted computing" on the server side has been slower than expected. Maybe because of lack of user pressure? Also my guess is that most companies prefer not to be too transparent regarding how they process our data...