In a perfect world a agree with this. But the power this gives governments is so great that I don't see how it wouldn't end up abused. In the analogue days "wi

In a perfect world a agree with this. But the power this gives governments is so great that I don't see how it wouldn't end up abused. In the analogue days "wire tapping" regulated it's self because of the manual nature, and a warrant attempted to ensure enough evidence was required to actually target an individual. With digital communications the same thing can be done leaving almost no trace against an entire population. Governments have a LONG way to go to prove that "three letter agencies" won't abuse a system that is setup to provide legal wire taps for digital communications.