There were some talks about this at defcon and black hat. Think a century worth of data for every citizen. The other thing which I haven't been able to fully

There were some talks about this at defcon and black hat. Think a century worth of data for every citizen. The other thing which I haven't been able to fully verify or debunk is a change in the semantics of NSA spying, basically interception isn't considered spying until analysis. It creates a lot of grey space. First, can the data be used to train up various search agents? After you die can they then analyze your data? Among other things.. and just the general safety of the data. As for ssl, they shouldn't have yor keys, they just sign them and vouch. If NSA compromises the ca authorities they could man in the middle ssl but not feat your keys.