Yeah, I'm not too worried about Cinavia for the present and near future. Slysoft has said Slyce will handle it eventually (which I interpret to mean when it becomes a problem for more than a very small number of people), and that's good enough for me. I also suppose they'd rather not release a Cinavia removal or filtering method any earlier than they have to, in order to avoid a revised version of the protection being released any earlier than necessary. The longer they wait, the more Cinavia discs will be released with only the current version.
Personally, I avoid buying Cinavia titles... though the (likely) scant few people who withhold their business probably aren't enough to influence these companies at all, it's a stance I don't mind taking. There's only one movie I have which possibly has Cinavia, but I can't get any clear answer one way or the other, and I have no Cinavia-detecting equipment that would allow me to make an easy check. That title is 'The Adventures of Tintin' 3DBD combo, which is listed as having Cinavia, but only in countries where it's been distributed by certain studios (Sony, WB, Universal or Fox). Paramount's logo is plastered all over the packaging for the Canadian version, and there's no Cinavia logo... so I have no clue. On the whole, avoiding Cinavia discs thus far hasn't really been much of a challenge; with a few exceptions, they aren't exactly stellar films, lol.