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Saatja: "Jeff Bernstein" <[email protected]> Saaja: "MKM info" Teema: Lawful interception requirements Kuupäev: 2023-09-13 18:27 Good afternoon. I am a consultant based in the United States and am currently carrying out research related to the lawful interception of electronic communications. I am hopeful that you can connect me with a staff member who can answer some specific questions about lawful interception and the related provisions of the Electronic Communications Act. I have the following specific questions: * Section 113 of the Electronic Communications Act requires communications undertakings to grant network access to surveillance agencies or security authorities in line with the process described. The definition of electronic communication undertakings in Section 2 of the Act seems to refer to service providers. Would a reseller or other service provider that does not have its own network be considered an undertaking that must grant network access for lawful interception purposes? * Do I understand correctly that the “messages” (as defined in the Act) that undertakings must provide to surveillance agencies or security authorities could include any type of signal transmission, including voice, message, or data? * Does compliance with requirements to send messages to a central or portable surveillance device require a service provider to have a physical presence in Estonia, or could such requests be completed electronically from outside the country? Thank you in advance for your assistance. If it would be preferable, I would be happy to set up a phone or online call to discuss further. Regards, Jeff Bernstein <https://www.tmgtelecom.com/> Jeff Bernstein | Director, Policy and Market Intelligence +1 (703) 224-1501 <mailto:[email protected]> [email protected] <https://www.tmgtelecom.com/> www.tmgtelecom.com