If Microsoft can’t manage to hold onto these critical encryption keys, why do you think that <insert nation state x> will? When your data is stolen because you

If Microsoft can’t manage to hold onto these critical encryption keys, why do you think that <insert nation state x> will? When your data is stolen because you were working in Cancun and the Mexican CIA was compromised, will you ever even know? The point isn’t blaming a back door, it’s just pointing out that the more stakeholder that possess a key, the higher the probability of a compromise.