> This is an extremely broad claim, do you have anything to back that up with? My claim is that it's possible for them, not that they are necessarily doing it.

> This is an extremely broad claim, do you have anything to back that up with? My claim is that it's possible for them, not that they are necessarily doing it. The technology is there. My advice is: if you have any sort of fight with any big tech corp that gets the high levels involved, stay away from their products as far as you can. Microsoft at least has spied on a private account's data to resolve some IP theft. https://thehackernews.com/2014/03/microsoft-admits-spying-on-hotmail.html https://thehackernews.com/2014/03/microsoft-admits-spying-on... Another prior art: it's well documented that nation states do such stuff all the time. Group of diplomats from country A visits country B to discuss a big treaty with them. They stay over at the Hotel and discuss their strategy. The Hotel is bugged so country B gets an advantage during the negotiations.