Some fun facts from Australia.

“Australia has passed controversial laws designed to compel technology companies to grant police and security agencies access to encrypted messages.

It differs from laws in China, Russia and Turkey, where services offering end-to-end encryption are banned.

Under Australia's legislation, police can force companies to create a technical function that would give them access to encrypted messages without the user's knowledge.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has said police could order individual IT developers to create technical functions without their company's knowledge.

"This has the potential for Australian tech firms to have no clue whether they were even subject to an order," the foundation's Nate Cardozo told the BBC.”