Its actually US law even - the lawful intercept system. Gor example: https://www.ss8.com/understanding-5g-standards-for-lawful-intercept/ https://www.ss8.com/un

Its actually US law even - the lawful intercept system. Gor example: https://www.ss8.com/understanding-5g-standards-for-lawful-intercept/ https://www.ss8.com/understanding-5g-standards-for-lawful-in... “ As lawful interception takes place in the core network, and the initial 5G NR deployments leveraged the existing 4G EPC network, carriers were able to continue using their existing and compliant lawful interception systems to support their 5G NR deployments. Therefore, Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs) considered 5G systems as nothing new, just “4G on steroids”. And from a Lawful Interception standpoint, they were right. Those initial systems supported the existing handover specifications such as 3GPP TS 33.106, 33.107 and 33.108 and could only support up to 1Gbps per subscriber bandwidth, since the Evolved Packet Core (EPC) was still 4G and there were capacity limitations on the EPC. Law”