ghostfacekiller39

Of course. Even still, they have that privelage and I can't believe them when they say "we almost never do it."

All they need is suspicion. What does it take to found a suspicion, though? They could be reading my PMs right now for all I know, because my opposition of this invasion of privacy makes me seem that way. Lots of gray area with what may make one suspicious, and all that gray area is all they need to invade our privacy.

Unless you've done something wrong, you have nothing to worry about.

It is more than that, though. If they were to look through my inbox, they'd find nothing of note.

It's more about personal freedom, which I cannot help but feel is being taken away with a few of the new policies. I view these forums like a country - if you were the citizen of a country, would you want things like your privacy stripped of you? I wouldn't, because I'm a very private person. A balance between order and freedom needs to be found, but it feels as of they...