 The issue exists in what type of privacy expectation an individual can hope to have with technology.Technology has given officers access to information that was unobtainable in the past.Finally, intelligence-led policing has been described as part of a larger trend of blurring the distinction between national security and domestic policing, risking the same perils that have tarnished policing in the past, such as political interference, violating civil liberties, and a greater potential for the abuse of police power with the increased secrecy that intelligence work entails.