I don't have an electron microscope and I wouldn't know what to look for. I see your point that we do need to implicitly trust the company at some level, but w

I don't have an electron microscope and I wouldn't know what to look for. I see your point that we do need to implicitly trust the company at some level, but what's upsetting is we want to encourage the widest possible audience to be able to "look in" and with closed-source change they've stepped backwards by decreasing the number of people who can casually [or pointedly] audit their devices and software. It is more closed to me now. Honestly I thought they were a company that cared more about providing the security we need rather than making a profit off intellectual property. I thought they understood the niche community they were providing for. I can't [implicitly] trust this - not after having had better in the past.