&gt; context here is primarily about under-13 year olds<p>My mistake, I didn&#x27;t see that that. It&#x27;s certainly more of a stretch that they would go after pre-high school data; but it might not matter, if in fullfillment of the NSL google has to provide said archived data anyway.<p>&gt; And I&#x27;m still gonna go with nobody is issuing NSL requests for your high school drama.<p>That&#x27;s not how counter intelligence works. You gather everything you can about a subject because it tells you more of who they are and what makes them tick, or break.<p>My problem is you&#x27;re trying to exercise &quot;reason&quot; here. it&#x27;s unreasonable to suspect that they would issue an NSL for school data. I agree. but that doesn&#x27;t mean they can&#x27;t, or won&#x27;t. Or that such data wouldn&#x27;t be exposed or used in another way. And that&#x27;s the problem. It&#x27;s not a non-issue because they&#x27;re kids. It&#x27;s less interesting because they&#x27;re kids, but not easily ignored because of it.