Perhaps people shouldn't be surprised, but the discussion of the data sharing with the NSA certainly appears to call into question some of the US government's c

Perhaps people shouldn't be surprised, but the discussion of the data sharing with the NSA certainly appears to call into question some of the US government's claims: "This includes recordings of phone calls, the content of email messages, entries on Facebook and the history of any internet user's access to websites – all of which is deemed legal, even though the warrant system was supposed to limit interception to a specified range of targets.... By May last year 300 analysts from GCHQ, and 250 from the NSA, had been assigned to sift through the flood of data."