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They don't monitor everything. Only suspicious things. For example, they might take a peer to peer program like utorrent and check the IP adresses of anyone downloading pirated movies, games, etc. They also monitor the activity of child porn torrents and such.
But they don't have the time or manpower or ability to everything everyone does.
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You're reading Do government security agencies monitor everything people do on the internet, inclduing the sort of questions asked on Answerbag, seriously?
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Imagine if one day they did have the manpower and budget to, eh?
by NiCkIzBacK on July 30th, 2009
If that happens, I'll have to resort to the good old telephone. At least then the government needs a warrant or court approval to listen to what you're saying.
Or maybe I'll just talk in code whenever I send an email...
by POP Fan on July 31st, 2009