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Assuming there is a network. With enough bandwidth to support audio streaming. And there isn't an aggressive FUP threatening to cut you off. That's a lot of ass
by Piskvorrr 9y ago
Assuming there is a network. With enough bandwidth to support audio streaming. And there isn't an aggressive FUP threatening to cut you off. That's a lot of assumptions.
- icebraining 9y agoI'm talking about a protocol to be implemented by the mobile network operators themselves - they control the bandwidth allocation and any FUPs in place. An emergency protocol would likely override all that.
- Piskvorrr 9y agoWell, that's a rather pie-in-the-sky fiction (requiring total cooperation from everybody at once, btw), given that IP-based solutions have already eaten the world. Also, a broadcast radio network is useful outside of emergencies as well. (Not to mention that you're still assuming mobile coverage)