The US authorities want the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) be extended to the VoIP area so that calls between the PSTN and VoIP can be tapped. It said for that VoIP service providers should provide such a facility. This is expected to apply to the educational and research institutions that use the service themselves and do not offer service for public domain.
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