A common misconception about embedded wallets is that they are custodial - "not your keys, not your crypto."

This is false!

@coinbase's non-custodial embedded wallets use multiparty computation (MPC) to shard private keys between the end user and Coinbase. The full private key can be exported at any time as well!

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🍖Thanks for the clarification, Do any example wallets have a full private key export option live?

The problem is that it's false for some of them, but many embedded wallets claim they are non-custodial, where the auth provider (e.g google) can actually recover any wallet.
Is there somewhere a table that compare true "custodiality" of all these wallet providers?