Yeah, unfortunately we learned the hard way that truly secure communication is mostly a professional market. Not because the technology is out of reach, but because people almost always choose the more convenient path and rarely want to understand the actual problem. Google makes millions from that every single day. Sometimes it is honestly frightening how easily people can be pulled in by marketing and advertising while understanding almost nothing about the system behind it. They blindly trust an infrastructure because it promises them safety, privacy or simplicity. But that is just human nature, I guess. Most people do not really want security. They want someone they can point at afterwards and say, “But they told me it would work, so this is not my fault.” That is why, for once, we are genuinely happy to say with 100% honesty: >>> We’re in it for the tech ... And thanks for the kind words. We’re definitely not giving up 🤞