I think we will hear a lot of these stories, but they will be for show only. The American government has access to all the server files. Companies will act

I think we will hear a lot of these stories, but they will be for show only. The American government has access to all the server files. Companies will act like they are fighting for our privacy, but the NSA will still be viewing the files. The NSA might not ever say they are using the information found on servers, but they will be looking for criminals and terrorists. When they find the perps, they will use illegial wire taps and other means to get whomever they want. I don't doubt for a second those Irish servers have back doors tied directly to the NSA. Oh, Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc. will all put up a very public fight though. I have a guestion about cryptanalysis; In the ninties, a Hacker named Iceman was arrested for a Card Swap Forum. He thought he bricked his hard drives with encryption, but a eastern company broke the encrytpion--easily. What form of encryption was he using? Thanks-