That's a really American view, and that it's fine or some kind of trust-but-verify thing is really not correct. You can see this from the Spanish reaction to U

That's a really American view, and that it's fine or some kind of trust-but-verify thing is really not correct. You can see this from the Spanish reaction to US spies recruiting people in Spanish intelligence, to France's desire to join Five Eyes provided that a mutual no-spying agreement were signed, etc. The reason you don't see stronger reactions is probably because countries were afraid of upsetting the US leadership, but being spied on is bad.