Except surely the UK hasn't? What they've reportedly demanded is that systems be changed, so that later a demand for data may be be effective. As to if any hy

Except surely the UK hasn't? What they've reportedly demanded is that systems be changed, so that later a demand for data may be be effective. As to if any hypothetical later demand for later would contravene the agreement would seem to simply be speculation for the moment. Surely the UK could just be careful not make a contravening demand at that time? Which would then make this whole "review" a case of PR on the part of the US politician. Now it is quite bad that the UK has apparently triggered this bit of the snoopers charter, but it would seem to be othogonal to that agreement.* * Unless someone bothers to review the agreement, and finds that such meta-demand are covered.