Three More Proxy User Stories

Interested in feedback on the following proxy user stories to be added to
the current list here:
https://github.com/http2/http2-spec/wiki/Proxy-User-Stories.

Adam's Strictly Confidential Traffic
Adam is the enterprise webmail administrator for company A, which
prioritizes corporate confidentiality and information assurance above all
else. Adam therefore would like to prevent all proxies from decrypting
corporate webmail traffic regardless of any side effects this might cause.

Eve's Access Blocking Enterprise Proxy
Eve, the administrator of a proxy deployed at the edge of company B's
network, refuses to allow any traffic in or out of the network that cannot
be inspected. At the same time, Eve would like to avoid the potential
liability involved in viewing another firm's confidential traffic. If a
user on company B's network also has a webmail account from a company that
has a strict confidentiality policy similar to company A's, Eve would
prefer to prevent access to that webmail server from within company B than
to decrypt that traffic.

Darlene's Content Server Respecting Proxy
Darlene, the executive at the mobile provider mentioned in the above link,
would like to optimize mobile user traffic which requires decryption but
would also like to avoid the potential liability of decrypting traffic
to/from content owners with strict confidentiality policy similar to
company A's. Darlene would like to decrypt only that traffic for which the
content owners have not explicitly denied consent to decrypt.

Thanks,

Peter