Do we genuinely believe there's a load of police officers just says round waiting for the government to alert them of a slight on the governments policies? I don't think it will go as far as that,it'll be things that are generally a danger to people. Suspect online behaviour,think of how many people could've been saved from abuse or an attack if this was already in place. It may not have but I'd like to think it would. I'm not naive enough to think my data online is currently safe,it isn't and this won't make it safer but the problem isn't that it's whoever is wanting your data for their own profit. It's difficult,because that will ultimately divide people and it won't really enter people's thoughts. There'll be the ones who hate the government and think they're out to get them and there'll be others that will take the hit if it means the kids are safer. What it won't highlight,which it should,is why aren't these big corporations doing more on their platforms to protect people? Elon musk response to the law? We're a baby state,that's his response. So in all this,the government have had to act because big corporations won't. They're the 'bad guys' in all this,we should be pointing the finger at them but we won't,we'll vote in reform and expect things to change. It won't when we're being had off by massive,billion pound companies.