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FCC Seeks Internet Phone Wiretap Access







FCC Seeks Internet Phone Wiretap Access

FCC Seeks Internet Phone Wiretap Access 08/04/2004 05:11 PM

Internet phone calls should be subject to the same type of law enforcement surveillance as cell and landline phones, federal regulators say.




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