I believe that score is correct. Ironically i found an article about how India was ccontemplating shutting down VoIP providers such as Google and Skype because , well simply put, they want a piece of the pie and they meant that in more than one way...
"The Indian government has already indicated that it will ban Skype services unless there is some kind of an intercept capability for law enforcement authorities, and it's not the only country to complain about proprietary technology that makes eavesdropping impossible. India has made similar warnings to BlackBerry maker Research In Motion because of the inability to monitor criminals' phone calls and chats on the enterprise-friendly and encryption-protected smartphones. RIM faced similar BlackBerry bans in the Middle East last year despite claims that RIM customers hold all the communication encryption keys and that the company can't hand anything over to law enforcement even if it wanted to. - See more at: http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Midmarket/Microsoft-Patent-Will-Allow-Federal-Eavesdropping-on-VOIP-Services-Skype-748556/#sthash.Qg2dT5T3.dpuf
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