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Hm, this is actually a great response. I can't think of a good counter argument. It would be interesting to see someone with more technical or legal experience
by ksml 11y ago
Hm, this is actually a great response. I can't think of a good counter argument. It would be interesting to see someone with more technical or legal experience to comment on the implications of this
- Johnny555 11y agoI think the counter argument is that the carriers must be automatically cutting back their use of the spectrum when they detect other devices, so if unlicensed devices were allowed on the carrier licensed bands, it would reduce spectrum available to the carriers. Though it seems fair, if they want to eat into the public unlicensed spectrum, they ought to give the public access to their own spectrum.