"privacy and censorship resistance are completely different than custody." Sure. I get that. It's just that wallets that implement Spark should make this clear to their users -- their transactions are no only not private, but, they're being tracked by a company (Lightspark) whose mission (until a few months ago, anyway), was making the Lightning network "compliant" for big businesses. I.e., full KYC, surveillance, whatever. Now if I go to

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-- nothing on that website tells me that, behind the scenes, Lightspark is building a database of each user.....