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I have Satcom and HAM Radio as the backup, but I'm afraid they could be useless when law enforcements involved. A visa and plane ticket may be more realistic in
by methou 11y ago
I have Satcom and HAM Radio as the backup, but I'm afraid they could be useless when law enforcements involved. A visa and plane ticket may be more realistic in the case.
- GigabyteCoin 11y ago>Satcom and HAM Radio What is the punishment for being found owning/using that sort of equipment in China, if any?
- df41 11y agoI suspect that no one would care unless you do something evil (but nowadays people use the thing called internet). I found an active forum www.hellocq.net via a quick google search and there are >100 posts today.
- methou 11y agoBoth of them are legal, but 1) for HAM Radio you need to apply for a license, acquire a call sign, the process is not very painful, but takes some time. People in HAM circles are really very nice and quite friendly, btw. 2) SatCom and other one-way or two-way systems are under control by the "State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television", but they have no legislation, they need to ask local police nicely to intervene or to talk to you. Using these techs as a harmless individual may be safe, but if things get worse, circumventing GFW could be criminalized.