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Is it possible that if a user has enabled the recovery feature, and has his/her data held by a third party, then it's probable that a government entity could issue a written order telling the third party to give them access to then user's coins/savings?

Yes, absolutely.

The question is now which government will get to your coins first Wink

But that's not even my biggest concern: what are the odds 2 out of 3 "seed storage facilities" will get hacked, leak data, or have an inside job rob users? If this takes off, there are billions of dollars worth of crypto to steal.

And I mean, since we all know who the three companies are (one of them being Ledger), it wouldn't take much to have some high level employee going rogue from company A and another from company B and have free access to Ledger client funds. This is just another breach waiting to happen for Ledger, I'm surprised they still haven't learned after their previous breaches.