The first thing private storage takes from you isn’t data.
It’s innocence.
With Walrus Seal, privacy works but only after you define who can see what, retry what failed, and briefly question whether the system is testing you back. Nothing is hidden. Not even the friction.
Decentralization does not remove trust.
It hands it to you, along with the keys, the manuals, and the blame.
Freedom, apparently, ships without onboarding.