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It looks like it was legalized a while ago: https://lawfactory.de/PDF/Funkamateur_2010_03.pdf https://lawfactory.de/PDF/Funkamateur_2010_03.pdf (in German)
by Lunatic666 8y ago
It looks like it was legalized a while ago: https://lawfactory.de/PDF/Funkamateur_2010_03.pdf https://lawfactory.de/PDF/Funkamateur_2010_03.pdf (in German)
- usr1106 8y agoThanks for this link. > It looks like it was legalized a while ago Interesting enough the law has not been changed. The article tells how officials forbade a trader to sell ADS-B receivers to the public. The trader went into court and won. The reasoning of the court was that the law forbids only listening. But because the ADS-B signal is not made audible, but visualized on a PC screen, the law is not applicable. This was only a medium court. Another one or a higher one might decide differently. Probably you should start lobbying that lawmakers will not "adapt the law to the digital age" when revising it the next time. In Finnish law the construction is different. All radio communication is considered confidential unless otherwise stated, like e.g. for radio and TV programs. Receiving such confidential information is not criminalized, but sharing it further is.