>New Zealand’s Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Act was introduced in 2013.
>On receipt of a warrant from a surveillance agency, a network operator – defined as a public telecommunications network or a telecommunications service – must “decrypt a telecommunication” on their network or service, but only if it has “provided that encryption”.
>New Zealand’s Telecommunications (Interception Capability and Security) Act was introduced in 2013.
>On receipt of a warrant from a surveillance agency, a network operator – defined as a public telecommunications network or a telecommunications service – must “decrypt a telecommunication” on their network or service, but only if it has “provided that encryption”.