You're right on that some people come to erroneous conclusions because they are missing key details, I see this all the time with friends and family who reject Q or never heard of it and Devolution.

However I still pay some attention to it 1) to avoid falling into an echo chamber and 2) if someone outside is coming to similar conclusions (like how Devolution Theory already lined up heavily with Q before the author had even read Q drops) it provides some extra evidence that we're on the correct path.

So what's the deal you might ask? Why are they giving us access to good encryption. The answer is simple, because if CIA was the only ones using say AES-256 encryption everyone would see those packages and instantly know that it's CIA traffic, when everyone uses is you can't tell the difference between a CIA agent and the average Joe.

Yes, too many people misunderstand "security through obscurity" and think it only applies to trying to hide your insecure server from bad guys and hope they never stumble upon it. It can also refer to hiding something in plain sight that is also secured but because it's not obvious it's less likely to be directly attacked to begin with and if it is attacked it tries to repel it without being too obvious.