> everything the NSA collects is by default shared with your government So... does that mean that even though the NSA supposedly doesn't analyze American commu

> everything the NSA collects is by default shared with your government So... does that mean that even though the NSA supposedly doesn't analyze American communications, their colleagues in other countries can? Also, while it may be reassuring for Americans to know that US IP addresses are not allowed in searches, how reassuring is it for Canadians, Mexicans, Germans, Australians, etc? Does this not harm both our reputation and business interests? In general, this article assumes agents of the government are, and will continue to be, law abiding and respecting of citizens rights. Is that likely to remain the case in 20, 50, 100 years? How about after a major terrorist attack?