There it is . The part I have been waiting for. It's so good to use an open-source wallet that made a deal with a service provider that has given itself the right to invade everyone's privacy and decide which coins are allowed and which aren't. Censorship and non-fungibility are sought-after features of bitcoin as long as it's open source. You want to be able to read how you are getting fukced after all.   

I would love to see that neutral position sometimes in your posts. Maybe it's just me, but I have always felt that it disappeared after the infamous Ledger leaks.

I still love you though but you confirmed my doubts. I don't see how someone like you who is generally criticizing all moves that affect user privacy, anonymity, and centralized control doesn't see anything bad in Trezor partnering up with Wasabi and their spy agencies.