NZ to fine travellers â¹2.4L if phone passwords not disclosed
New Zealand has introduced a fine of $NZ5000 (nearly â¹2.4 lakh) if travellers refuse to disclose codes, passwords, and encryption keys required to access their electronic devices including mobile phones to customs officials. Travellers could have their device confiscated as well as face prosecution. Officials may also copy and review the data stored on the electronic devices.