I'm not sure how it overlaps with other laws, but at least there's this about CALEA: > not only does the law speak about encryption, but it specifically protec

I'm not sure how it overlaps with other laws, but at least there's this about CALEA: > not only does the law speak about encryption, but it specifically protects the right of companies to build strong encryption for which only the customer has the decryption key into their products. http://paranoia.dubfire.net/2010/09/calea-and-encryption.html http://paranoia.dubfire.net/2010/09/calea-and-encryption.htm... If that's true, then companies could actually use CALEA on their side to implement true end to end encryption, that they can't decrypt themselves, for their customers.