Re: No. Just ... No.
"Is there a technically literate human being left on the planet who does not understand this simple fact: if YOU do not have absolute control of the KEY, YOUR data is NOT secure?"
Frustrating innit. They even gave it the same name as that thing we all have used to secure your front door and ensure only those possessing a copy of the key can get inside (yeah OK I know.... but we could draw parallels all day about lock tampering, knobbled crypto, poor implementations etc). The point is the very apparent analogue.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
