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well prisons aren't even allowed to block cell phones within prison walls, the state of Georgia confiscated over twenty two thousand cell phones in 2016. Yes, t
by Shivetya 9y ago
well prisons aren't even allowed to block cell phones within prison walls, the state of Georgia confiscated over twenty two thousand cell phones in 2016. Yes, twenty two thousand. [1]. This lets them continue to commit crimes while behind bars.
The rules that prevent anyone else from blocking radio and cellular signals apply to prisons as well. so in a battle against drones one of the only steps would be to keep all inmates inside 24x7 but that still leaves you with exposure on details and worst yet, the staff.
http://www.myajc.com/news/local/georgia-prisons-inmates-use-drones-apps-skirt-security/u4pWc3LklJWGfvRDzy04XK/ http://www.myajc.com/news/local/georgia-prisons-inmates-use-...
- dragonwriter 9y ago> well prisons aren't even allowed to block cell phones within prison walls, the state of Georgia confiscated over twenty two thousand cell phones in 2016. Seems to me that blocking cell phones is the wrong solution; preventing smuggling of contraband is the solution. If you can smuggle cellphones in, cellphones are far from your only problem, and probably far from your biggest.
- ceejayoz 9y agoSeems like it'd be a lot easier to jam cellphones with a few hundred bucks worth of parts than apply Supermax security standards to every low-security inmate.