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You have a point but that would means that the only other solution is to fall back to personal comunications, every electronic channel is unusable in such situation.
Or you can simply have so much irrelevant data that the few important bits are lost in a sea of randomness if you don't know where to look.
The main point of using bluetooth is to not rely on a centralized server that can be compromised and/or shut down.
If you still use email as transportation layer you could just write an app that really has e2ee, plausible deniability or any other feature you want since in the end you are relying on the same centralized infrastructure.
The latency is not the problem, it is already known that to move large quantities of data the fastest method is to send an hard drive (or whatever else).
The real problem here is where the mule can go.