Comment by mihaaly

I heard providers making private keys expecting it to be private, keeping it secret. But it is not, it is shared in fact. It sounds like violating the intended nature of keys. For convenience. Convenience of yet another service is much less important than security and har to imagine being a 'no choice' matter. It feels like some developers consciously but ignorantly and actively fuck up the product they make, risking their users, along their own convenience.