Question about insufficient material

In https://lichess/org/changelog (in the chapter 'General') it is written that 'Draws are now forced
if there is insufficient material to deliver checkmate'. Does it describe the recently discussed possibility
of making a draw by pushing the draw button when the opponent has only a king (see
https://lichess.org/forum/lichess-feedback/2-knights-against-king-why-draw-claimed-with-insufficient-material#XXC9a1c6
and https://lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/knight-and-bishop-checkmate-2#Bs3kuxPJ)?
If yes, then does it concern all positions in which the opponent can not win?

@Marcin2 said ^

In https://lichess/org/changelog (in the chapter 'General') it is written that 'Draws are now forced
if there is insufficient material to deliver checkmate'. Does it describe the recently discussed possibility
of making a draw by pushing the draw button when the opponent has only a king?

No, that rule had been in place for quite some time already.

IIUC the pull request covers cases where a player runs out of time but is forced to take their opponent's material. Such a game has been discussed in the forum recently.

Thank you for your answer @zwenna, but I have some additional questions.
In your answer do you mean 'to take their opponent's material' up to a bare king or to some position already
recognized as drawish on Lichess? Moreover, does the algorithm recognize situations where a bare king
(or a position recognized as drawish on Lichess) would appear only after a few forced moves?

Actually a part of my original question stands, that is, in which positions can we claim a draw
using the draw button apart from positions where the opponent has a bare king?