As per https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright :
For a browsable electronic map, the credit should appear in the corner of the map. For example:
On the Mapillary website, attribution is not properly displayed - it is hidden behind a tiny (i) icon.
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Debatable… The sentence says “should”, not “must”. The copyright statement is on the map, the instructions don’t mention that it has to be permanently displayed.
If we go nitpicking, then I would be more interested in that the Mapillary map says “© OpenStreetMap” while the instructions say “We require that you use the credit “© OpenStreetMap contributors”.”
It’s like seeing “you should pay at the cashiers”, then waltzing out with the goods from the shop and saying “the sign didn’t say I must pay!” 
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Normally in those situations it says “PLEASE pay at the cashiers”. What do you do then? Maybe there is a difference between such a sign and a legal document? 
The most telling thing is the lack of any response.
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Response to what?
The numbers of views to our very interesting sequences tell that Mapillary is as good as dead.
I did not do it.