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@scrottie
Bottom line is (1) you •have• to trust someone somewhere if you want secure communication, and (2) there’s basically no upper limit to the amount of paranoia about technology that can find technical justification if you’re willing to speculate.

I don’t •necessarily• assume, for example, that Broadcomm is backdoored. Passive void “considered” doing a lot of work there; considered by whom? But if I were, say, doing human rights work targeted by a hostile state actor…then yeah, I would have to start working under the assumption that Broadcomm could be compromised. No upper limit.