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FCC orders VoIP to allow snooping Nick Farrell / The Inquirer | May 5 2006 THE US FCC has ordered all broadband
providers and "interconnected" VoIP providers to enable their
systems to be open for snooping. Police, the FBI and CIA will be easily able to monitor your voice and text conversations thanks to modifications the comms companies are ordered to stick in place in their part of the network. Details of what the law will look like can be found here. It is not clear what the rules will make of VoIP outfits that encrypt their communications. ---------------------------------------------------
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