Your perspective, and thus question, is fallaciously based. The real question is, why does the government insist on tracking innocent, honest people? This goes straight back to the principle of innocent until proven guilty, not guilty until proven innocent. To put it in a perspective you might understand better, if your state restricts abortion, would you object to state legislators gaining access to every woman's gynecological records just to make sure they're not getting illegal abortions? You're not getting one so why would you object to someone digging through them?Why are honest people afraid of being tracked?
The bottom line is, as long as I'm not committing a crime, no one has the right or privilege to know who I'm calling and what I'm saying to them.
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