I see that makes sense. Still the best way to ensure such policy control is to have 1 provider, tops 2 or 3. Having a router thing that reroutes to 18 differe

I see that makes sense. Still the best way to ensure such policy control is to have 1 provider, tops 2 or 3. Having a router thing that reroutes to 18 different vendors is of course no way to ensure any policy control, you can add all the internal buttons and dials on policy control and ISO and GDPR compliance, but all it will do is (incorrectly) check compliance box and increase compliance risk to the 18 different vendors. In practice most openrouter users look for the cheapest vendor, and they tend to go for chinese vendors, who love to price dump and don't have the same views on contracts and IP as the west.