And now, we start using call logs to investigate non-terrorist crimes? Politics aside, this is what everyone's actually worried about.
If there were some magical guarantee from the good fairy of civil liberties that broad surveillance could only ever be used to stop terrorism, it would be far, far less troublesome.
The problem is using surveillance for any crime one wants to investigate.
If there were some magical guarantee from the good fairy of civil liberties that broad surveillance could only ever be used to stop terrorism, it would be far, far less troublesome.
The problem is using surveillance for any crime one wants to investigate.