This is also a great commentary on the inherit untrustworthiness of for-profit corporations. From a capitalist perspective trading the security of your users for some early commercial advantage like those 1977 algos from the NSA is "worth it," and the cost is unseen (allowing backdoors) and never disclosed to the customer (dishonesty). There's no one watching this, no rules, and people like Nelson Mandela were victimized because of this. Whenever I meet someone who refuses to run secure systems on anything but FOSS, I respect that they accept that capitalism is a failure in this regard, and a huge one at that.

I have no idea what commercial products are secure now, and neither do you. That's a problem.