>There is a significant difference between private companies collecting data and the state doing wholesale surveillance. Not under the current rules where the

>There is a significant difference between private companies collecting data and the state doing wholesale surveillance. Not under the current rules where the data are treated as "business records" and subject not only to spying while en route, but also to administrative subpoena and all sorts of other "legal" and questionably legal collection methods employed by various divisions of the state. >we need to get rid of the state. For sure, the part that wants to collect all the data needs to go.