That's just a "for instance"; medical records are in theory better protected that most types of data, and I was pointing out a way it might be Hoovered up vs. of course it being specifically accessible through something such as a NSL.

A lot of this has to do with how this data can be abused, e.g. for political purposes; in this case, it's almost certainly nothing to worry about, but there are many cases where there are damn good reasons for privacy.