There's risks both ways :) > What is the ideal balance between protecting the key and respecting the user's choice and freedom? There's no right answer to thi

There's risks both ways :) > What is the ideal balance between protecting the key and respecting the user's choice and freedom? There's no right answer to this. The eternal struggle of mankind is living with the fact that other people have different value systems and therefore end up making decisions that are consistent with their values but that someone else disagrees with. This is the classic "do you give the user enough rope to shoot themselves in the foot with?" dilemma. Not being able to do what you want with a key that belongs to you? Bad. Having your key stolen because the systems that look after it explicitly let it be exported? Also bad!