Sure. But that's a failure of the political system, not technology. It's not technologies fault that the political (and by extension judicial) system is:
1) Inherently flawed as it assumes a static (and often religious) frame of reference, both morally and ethically.
2) As a consequence of the fallacy of this assumption, horribly out of date.
3) Neigh impossible to change without a violent and bloody revolution.
4) Plays favorites to big business, as they are the only ones able to afford lobbyists.
I 100% agree with you, which is why personal & sensitive data should remain fully within your control. - If there is no reason for anyone else to access it. 1) Inherently flawed as it assumes a static (and often religious) frame of reference, both morally and ethically.
2) As a consequence of the fallacy of this assumption, horribly out of date.
3) Neigh impossible to change without a violent and bloody revolution.
4) Plays favorites to big business, as they are the only ones able to afford lobbyists.