The FBI has no need to let leak information of any of their projects, and when information is leaked that story is probably a mere percentage of the truth and intentionally leaked so we don't focus on the big picture of what they are doing. The jurisdiction and rights granted to the FBI give them more power than most law-abiding citizens could not handle responsibly/logically if they tried. I have great respect for an agency such as the FBI and am very grateful for the services they provide for our country, but the fact that I have accepted that I will never know what is going on behind closed doors there led me not to trust them (And all the negative stories don't help). I would not doubt if this "Net-Surveillance" has been going on for years behind closed doors and will continue to do so, their knowledge and power will simply keep growing and they will never release the full story as to what it is they do. I will always be mindful and respectful of authority, but not when that authority has almost no authority. Just a thought. By no means am I certified to talk about what the FBI does, even if I knew what it was they do. Apologies for any offense.

Could not agree more. A shift in data sharing that large in that short of a time still has me much too wary to shift to the "cloud." Hoping for more developments! But as stated earlier by other comments, though it is storing data; it is no worse than almost every single search engine.