The more I see arguments of this sort, the more I can see where we're heading. Not that there's anything wrong with your argument, this is the world live - we e

The more I see arguments of this sort, the more I can see where we're heading. Not that there's anything wrong with your argument, this is the world live - we expect our state to have access to data on citizen when the said citizen is under investigation. Too bad communications are only going to get more digitalized. I guess that soon we will live in a world where a citizen entire communication will be stored somewhere, ready to be mined on first suspicions. One day, the thin line that makes a citizen a suspect will be blurry enough that we'll wonder how did we get the state this level of access in our lives in the first place. It'll probably be too late then.