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Amateur Radio license holders can't use encryption in the USA. This kills a large portion of the use case for an amateur cellular network.
by StudentStuff 7y ago
Amateur Radio license holders can't use encryption in the USA. This kills a large portion of the use case for an amateur cellular network.
- notduncansmith 7y agoWould steganography count as encryption?
- swiley 7y agoYes although you might not get caught if you were careful and quiet. You’re aloud to sign things, so if you’re doing ip/packet you can use client side certs for authentication and then I think with OpenSSL there’s a way to only enable the “null” cypher. The other issue is you’re not supposed to use it for profit (except selling radio equipment and I think there are other rules on that too) so you really couldn’t usefully replace your internet connection with it.