I guess that makes sense. So it's like a ballot box you can drop data into but only Amazon can pull it back out. Still a bit misleading. The public key is on t

I guess that makes sense. So it's like a ballot box you can drop data into but only Amazon can pull it back out. Still a bit misleading. The public key is on the device (which is fine) and that's the key it uses to encrypt the data (if we consider the symmetric key as just a performance optimization)