Isn&#x27;t the much simpler explanation that, for particular servers, they either have permission (e.g. companies have agreed to hand over the encryption keys or allow monitoring of the data after it is unencrypted on arrival) or some other means (man-in-the-middle attacks, server backdoors, hacking vulnerable software) to bypass the encryption entirely without you knowing? For instance, I find the idea that they would direct huge amounts of computing power to crack individual keys implausible given the previous example methods are so much easier.