Actually, in Hong Kong mobile phones and e-mails being hacked or monitored by some of the pro-Beijing people is quite normal. If in daily life you don't have everything open and public, actually there's not really a problem.
For most of the students, I think the challenge we face now is whether or not all the students who joined the students councils in different universities, or who participated in the Umbrella Movement—some as volunteers with Scholarism just giving out leaflets, who don't have experience in joining civil disobedience—can go back to mainland China anymore. If they can't, of course this will affect their daily lives and their ability to meet their parents in mainland China. For a lot of the university students, they may need to go back to mainland China to do some internship program or to study for one of their semesters. If they can't go back to mainland China, it will really affect their academic progress.