This is needed but there should be more insight into the current surveillance problem and how Orchid solves it. This seems to be focused on China. Because surv

This is needed but there should be more insight into the current surveillance problem and how Orchid solves it. This seems to be focused on China. Because surveillance is a potentially serious problem, it should not be used cynically to market some new product that just adds another layer but doesn't really solve the problem. For the average person its not China or Russia but their own state that is a bigger problem as they have power over them and can interfere with activism, journalism, dissent etc. The intensive profiling by Google, Facebook and others is another problem. Was the Internet designed to be anonymous? Governments control access and can stomp down at will. ISPs and telcos know who you are, server and vpn providers know who you are, Facebook and Google have a lot of data on you. Only the very committed and technically adept can perhaps attempt any sort of anonymity. Something like Musk's satellites with some basic free access may perhaps be the first of many steps to some kind of anonymity.