It is amazing to me how much press the NSA spying is getting and how little press the CFPB spying is getting. Read up on the CFPB- they are capturing detailed records on 80% of all credit card transactions for instance.
Googling, all I can find are references to a database of consumer complaints that people have proactively made to the agency about Credit Card companies being abusive.
That work seems like good digital government at it's best to me -- helping aggregate and track down fraudulent and abusive companies before they hurt more people through voluntarily submitted complaints from consumers.
That db is here: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/complaintdatabase/
They even have a REST API and visualizations.
and Daily Caller piece: http://dailycaller.com/2013/06/26/consumer-financial-protect...
To be fair the CFPB claims the data is anonymized, even though there are account level rows in the datasets they are pulling in from the credit card companies they regulate.
With government surveillance you have no choice, not even by moving overseas.