So what do you do when the "trusted" escrow provider gets hacked, just like OPM was, and countless US corporations who've had customer records and credit card numbers stolen?
What's the point of using encryption if you're going to put the keys in the hands of some unaccountable entity which is easily hacked? You might as well not use it at all then.
What's the point of using encryption if you're going to put the keys in the hands of some unaccountable entity which is easily hacked? You might as well not use it at all then.