I don't think there's any doubt to it. There are folks that made their fortunes and earn their livelihoods on the net. These folks are going to defend what we

I don't think there's any doubt to it. There are folks that made their fortunes and earn their livelihoods on the net. These folks are going to defend what we built to their dying day. There are governments and corporations, which believe they absolutely must have whatever data they view as honorable (and this definition is surprisingly flexible) in order to continue to privide their services. Then there's the general public, including most reporters, who suspects something is amiss but keeps hearing all kinds of contradictory opinions, including calling out the folks who warned about these as tinfoil hat types. Yeah sure, there's lots of noise and confusion, but doubt? I don't think so. Note: I'm not trying to weave a conspiracy theory here. My only point about existing players is that they're too emotionally wrapped up in things that took many years of hard work to see the situation objectively