No. No it isn't a win. We need to grow beyond this stupid anachronistic concept that "just because you speak to a Third Party" there is no expectation of privacy. Humanity works as a result of third-party communication, and I extremely infrequently see Governments cracking open their operational notes to the Public except at great cost, delay, and the ultimate possibility of refusal. In point of fact, the Government taxes us to build out it's capability to not have to do so, but doesn't do a damn thing to ensure anyone else has the same capability.

Until "Good of the goose, good of the gander" is honored in good faith, this is a strict, hypocritical loss.