> where to ask to spy ... clearly a foot in the door moment. No. Not sure what people aren't getting about this, but governments have always been able to press

> where to ask to spy ... clearly a foot in the door moment. No. Not sure what people aren't getting about this, but governments have always been able to pressure Apple and Google (and they've been doing it all along). The existence of this API changes nothing. And when governments do pressure Apple and Google, it isn't for this API, BTW. They want much more useful and immediate information than this API provides.