Yeah, but thats an entirely different ballgame if you ask me. The thing that differentiates this and mind reading, is full public/mainstream understanding. Con

Yeah, but thats an entirely different ballgame if you ask me. The thing that differentiates this and mind reading, is full public/mainstream understanding. Consider: "Oh hey ma, the damned government is demanding public SSL keys, that means they can grab the data between your computer screen, and [insert popular services] servers" vs "Err, ma. The government has just announced they're now going to be reading peoples minds wherever and whenever you are." I'm sure one would illicit a much more active response, and as ever, its down to full understanding.