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You are alone. What are you afraid of the government knowing? What do you do that you are so worried about this?
You aren’t answering the question. The link is not responsive to the OP. The question was for the bowl not pew research.
Overreach in what sense because the CLOUD Act, FISA, etc., have all been a thing.
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Growing blind spot? No, it's intentional. The US government has effective carte blanche to tap data if they really want it. Between the Cloud Act, FISA, warrants, subpoenas, and the direct access feeds they have in place with various telecom operators, it's a free-for-all. And that leaves out the fact that they are free to buy as much data as they want on the open data broker market. And they do.
Unlike the EU, there's no real interest in controlling how government utilizes data via new privacy laws. Regular people have been worried about and either still are or have grown jaded to the point of not caring anymore.