Where do you draw the line between balancing public safety and personal privacy when addressing issues like hate crimes and online monitoring?

There is a very fine line between public safety and personal privacy that I feel they have just crossed. On a public platform is one thing monitoring that, but private messages are private and shouldn’t be able to be accessed by government

I draw the line if whatever the person is monitoring passes into my own specific privacy because no one should be allowed to interfere with my privacy.

I dont know anything about this case or issue so i can not speak on it

i draw the line when it stops becoming their business. only illegal or suspicious stuff

people hide behind screens and act as a diffrent person, with specifically teenagers monitoring or restricting sites often leads to more searching for said sites which lead down to worese outcomes.

I draw the line if the surveillance/monitoring is unwarranted without given consent that it is going on. National security is important however there should be restrictions into what can and cant be viewed by the government.

draw the line at the government can't warrant surveillance If the person has not committed a crime

when they keep on doing the crime over and over aganin,

we such do not use that because it is a danger to personal privacy.

simple information about yourself is reasonable for the government to know but personal photos and other information should not be given to the government

When the government can see what I do online without me knowing.