Yep, within reason - I don&#x27;t buy into the &quot;I have nothing to hide argument, so I have nothing to worry about.&quot; People like Trump or UKIP remind should remind us of the danger of that. Though we should remember, in a realpolitik world, the long-term interests of the NSA -&gt; US Gov -&gt; West etc is in supporting democracy activists for example. It&#x27;s just a pity that the sensationalism of &quot;counter-terrorism&quot; interests in the short-term, actually damage the long game.<p>On a sidenote, as a digital and physical security training company for NGOs we manage to get a look at cases from both sides of the coin. Our very very rough guesstimate is that we see confirmed human penetration about 3 times more than we do digital penetration. Of course, this is very rough and has soooooo many other bias factors at play (numerical, cultural how many we see vs not see etc.). But I think it is a point that we keep having to reinforce. Too often powerful &quot;infosec jerks&quot; distort the the focus towards Western biases because of Snowden, Facebook, SnapChat, iPhone and this distracts time, money, energy, training and security measures from the human penetration aspect of things - which are very common in the developing world.