At least it seems like the head of the Danish intelligence services is actually facing charges for helping the NSA spy on Swedish politicians: https://www.dw.co

At least it seems like the head of the Danish intelligence services is actually facing charges for helping the NSA spy on Swedish politicians: https://www.dw.com/en/danish-spy-chief-detained-over-highly-sensitive-leak/a-60379168 https://www.dw.com/en/danish-spy-chief-detained-over-highly-... But I think this more then anything shows why the US should not be regarded a country with adequate level of data protection. I would honestly just assume that they force Google to record every single meeting between heads of states or meetings with companies that work in telecom or weapon systems. Even the most boring meeting with officials in some small municipality can probably be valuable information about infrastructure and how it's going to be protected and these are maybe the most unsuspecting because they think "why would anybody care about the water distribution in our small city".