N3CVJ wrote: You can still tune cordless phones on a scanner, and you're
free to listen to anything you want (How could they ever catch you?).
The kicker is that you are not allowed to devulge details of what you've
heard, or use information to your advantage. Anyone who uses a cordless
phone needs to be aware of the potential security risks, and buy the
most advanced digital phone.
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N3CVJ wrote: There can be no expectation of privacy or the protection
that comes from it, due to the "open" nature of unencrypted radio
transmissions. It's no more private than CB radio.
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N3CVJ wrote:
But as far as anything else, if you can receive it, you can listen to
it. The only stipulation (And the only way that the law can prove you
actually did it, other than catching you in the act) is that you can't
devulge any specific information that you heard, or use it to your
advantage.
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And Davie,,you made these posts in the last week. You're *wrong* and
incorrect. Such acts are NOT legal despite your professed ignorance
claiming they are. Congress broadened the act long ago.
One who has been a hammie as long as you should know better ( but you
suffer from a communication deficit as bad as Gillinad which prevents
such acquisition of knowledge), especially when you throw stones at
others for their topic of choice you claim makes them a criminal.
Hammies are recognizing davie,,you're a mess...a self-made lying
mess,,but a mess no, less g.