You're right. And it'll definitely have to be looked into (I haven't looked into it yet to be honest). The main issue I have with the NSA debacle isn't the act, which you could argue is mainstream, it's the procedures. It should require a warrant to even access someone's data. It should never be monitored of stored without suspicion, and it should be left to a court warrant in plain view not in a secret court.
Going with that, I'll have to research our procedures up here.
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Being in Canada, too, I think people here are just as apathetic as those in the US over things like this, maybe even more so.
I don't trust CSEC to not be spying on me any more than I'd trust NSA.
You're right. And it'll definitely have to be looked into (I haven't looked into it yet to be honest). The main issue I have with the NSA debacle isn't the act, which you could argue is mainstream, it's the procedures. It should require a warrant to even access someone's data. It should never be monitored of stored without suspicion, and it should be left to a court warrant in plain view not in a secret court.
Going with that, I'll have to research our procedures up here.