Sure - it needs to be somewhat difficult to turn on, and turning it on needs to very clearly include an &quot;I accept all responsibility for this&quot; declaration.<p>Most of &quot;us&quot; already deal with these things though - there&#x27;s no &quot;forgot password&quot; for my ssh keys or my ssl keys or my topt seeds - there&#x27;s no &quot;forgot password: for my 1Password and Keypass safes. We occasionally get to laugh at out less diligent colleagues and peers who belatedly reveal the time they &quot;lost&quot; the ssl private key or the production webserver ssh key, but it&#x27;s not like we see critical infrastructure falling apart regularly because of forgotten-but-unretrievable passphrases.<p>But I suspect you&#x27;re right, there&#x27;d probably be a whole lot of &quot;Hold my beer and watch me turn on full personal responsibility here! Oh, hang on - shit. Oooops...&quot; if Ama-Face-Goo-Yah-stagram allowed this...