People tend to worry about other countries, but it is usually within the country they live in that they have to worry about their rights being infringed.
I don't know if the second part has been discussed yet, but it's only possible with the former in place, so it makes sense to just ram that in first.
Most people don't care about this at all because they cannot fathom what it actually means. It takes the government actually turning on you to understand at a visceral level and by then it's too late. It seems there have still not been enough historical examples of this to truly burn it into memory.
Except in the USA where they will, in fact, arrest everyone.
And even if they are not backdoored at first, once the state knocks on the developers door with the great offer that their kid will grow up with a father who is not in jail people's principles might change quickly.