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Our information in the USA is protected by the First Amendment (Free Speech) and the Fourth Amendment (Unreasonable Search and Seizure). When data is in the hands of a private company like a Google, Facebook, Apple, or Microsoft, all bets are off. Even if the government wants to access data, there is now a question of what rights remain, if any. What protections do you normally have, are they still in effect? Let's find out.