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If you are concerned about privacy and the absolute guarantee of security boundaries, I would consider implementing your own forest. Then you have absolute control, without the concern of the forest enterprise admins. If you need to limit their access into your domain -- assuming you stay a part of their implementation -- you should insist on a comprehensive auditing process to ensure that you maintain the security boundary you desire.
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