Terms and Conditions May Apply Reflection

After watching the documentary, Terms and Conditions May Apply, I have become more aware to what I am actually agreeing to when I press that Accept button. It is a little concerning that Google does not have their original user agreement archived online. Even though this is potentially a problem, I still think that every Terms and Conditions basically say the same thing. They all basically state that the website/company has full rights to all of the information you supply them with. When it comes down to "Is it worth your "immortal soul"",I think the statement is a bit excessive. I honestly don't necessarily have a problem with them knowing my information. We should already know as a society that once something is on the Internet, it is there forever and is accessible to everyone. When it come's to the federal government, I don't think we should be overly concerned. Yes, the government can see what we are doing, but I know they honestly don't care what I am specifically doing. I am glad the government is able to monitor what goes on, on the web because it is for the safety of our country. I don't have anything to hide that would potentially harm our country, so why should I care? On the other hand I think the government should make it clearly known what they are looking at and when. People should know what the government is capable of.