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The irony is that DD-WRT never touched anything within FCC legislation – it still uses the vendors' proprietary WiFi firmwares for the actual radios. It just ma
by creshal 11y ago
The irony is that DD-WRT never touched anything within FCC legislation – it still uses the vendors' proprietary WiFi firmwares for the actual radios. It just makes everything around that suck less.
The worst you can do with DD-WRT is intentionally set a wrong country code.
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- JoshTriplett 11y ago> The worst you can do with DD-WRT is intentionally set a wrong country code. Which lets you transmit on unauthorized frequencies, such as channel 14. But you can hardly do that by accident.
- creshal 11y ago> But you can hardly do that by accident. Exactly, and plenty of closed source router firmwares expose the same option. And radios (Japanese radios can listen on German police frequencies, I think), etc. pp.; basically everything with an antenna that's sold in more than one country.