High Court lets police access evidence from encrypted app used in global raids

Associate Professor Rebecca Ananian-Welsh, an expert in national security law, dives into the High Court's landmark ruling permitting police access to evidence from the Anom encrypted app. She reveals the app's unique features designed for criminals and the FBI's role in its development. The discussion highlights the implications for surveillance laws in Australia, including privacy concerns and questions around the outdated Telecommunications Act. Ananian-Welsh calls for stronger judicial oversight amid growing powers for law enforcement.