It's interesting that those agencies claim their access to communications is required for them to do their work. It feels a little bit like they got too lazy a

It's interesting that those agencies claim their access to communications is required for them to do their work. It feels a little bit like they got too lazy and relying on those telegraph messages used relatively widely - contrary to letter contents - will always be available to them. Now, a couple century later, they're suddenly at the state when that's not always the case - but they did they work relying on that for so long they can't do that otherwise... Wonder what other means to catch criminals could be available?