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Yes its still jamming. Even though the devices are unlicensed, you are still not allowed to intentionally cause interference with other devices. You can think o
by extrapickles 11y ago
Yes its still jamming. Even though the devices are unlicensed, you are still not allowed to intentionally cause interference with other devices. You can think of it as the requirement to use the ISM bands is you have to be nice to other users of the band.
The requirement on receiving interference means that you don't get to gripe to the FCC about other users of the band that are otherwise being nice.
- FireBeyond 11y agoFor added irony, the hospitality industry claims that allowing hotspots will "cause interference with their networks". So?!? That's not even implicit, but an explicit part of the use of the 2.4 and 5GHz spectrums. "There may be interference. Wear a helmet."