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Try government NSL requests for your high school data. Things you searched for, or wrote, or did otherwise. Don't think they wouldn't reach for it if they know

• kllrnohj 11y ago
  The context here is primarily about under-13 year olds, which is what COPPA is concerned with (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act). And I'm still gonna go with nobody is issuing NSL requests for your high school drama.
  • meesterdude 11y ago
    > context here is primarily about under-13 year olds My mistake, I didn't see that that. It's certainly more of a stretch that they would go after pre-high school data; but it might not matter, if in fullfillment of the NSL google has to provide said archived data anyway. > And I'm still gonna go with nobody is issuing NSL requests for your high school drama. That's not how counter intelligence works. You gather everything you can about a subject because it tells you more of who they are and what makes them tick, or break. My problem is you're trying to exercise "reason" here. it's unreasonable to suspect that they would issue an NSL for school data. I agree. but that doesn't mean they can't, or won't. Or that such data wouldn't be exposed or used in another way. And that's the problem. It's not a non-issue because they're kids. It's less interesting because they're kids, but not easily ignored because of it.