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On Thu, 14 Oct 1999, James Robertson wrote:
> As an Australian, I am more than a little concerned
> that an American law enforcement agency is trying
> to dictate the design of an international communication
> standard.
As an Australian, you should be used to technology taking a back
seat to the needs of law enforcement.
The release of ETSI ISDN was delayed for years in .au as the local
telco monopoly (Telstra) was forced to make it wiretap friendly.
I hear that similar things are happening with VOIP today.
> Does this mean they can wiretap Australian conversations
> as well?
"They" have been able to do this for years.
Regards,
Damien Miller
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