> Personally, I'd only trust a governmental agency to provide such services, I can't see why you'd say that. Governments (and private corporations) are not op

> Personally, I'd only trust a governmental agency to provide such services, I can't see why you'd say that. Governments (and private corporations) are not operated to faithfully serve the public, certainly not the public as a set of individuals and small groups of people. It's not that "government services are bad", but rather, than governments, even democratically-elected ones, are practically certain to wiggle out of the straightjacket of strict protection of individual needs and interests for legitimate or illegitimate "greater good"; specifically, they will not resist the desire and the interest to spy on you. And the potential for government abuse of private information is quite high.