Yes. But I think they dislike both for different reasons. Suspicious employees/customers and privacy conscious employees/customers. The former is understandabl

Yes. But I think they dislike both for different reasons. Suspicious employees/customers and privacy conscious employees/customers. The former is understandable but the latter presents a risk because it's harder to fully know a closed book, harder to exploit a closed book. What's he/she thinking? It's sad having to treat every institution one deals with on a day to day basis as an adversary by default, but I think we have enough evidence to justify it.