> If people who use the internet expect all their activities to be logged and mined for patterns that can potentially be used against them, they may behave very

> If people who use the internet expect all their activities to be logged and mined for patterns that can potentially be used against them, they may behave very differently. Unfortunately you see this already. Though usually people are worried about adversaries taking screenshots of conversations out of context and then painting them in a negative light, not the government doing that. But ultimately it's the same issue, there's a chilling effect on speech which is caused by the overwhelming fear of mass surveillance.