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I don’t buy that. I’m sure the way that they select the sites in the first place is probably proprietary, but once you start broadcasting radio frequencies, it’
by LadyCailin 7y ago
I don’t buy that. I’m sure the way that they select the sites in the first place is probably proprietary, but once you start broadcasting radio frequencies, it’s trivial to pinpoint the location of the towers, so there’s absolutely nothing stopping anyone, particularly a competitor, from mapping them out quite easily.
- georgeplusplus 7y agoIf it’s done quiet easily as you claim, then why hasn’t it been done already?
- ridaj 7y agoCosts $$$ to have techs drive around the land with that kind of gear...
- LadyCailin 7y agoSure, but if a company is thinking about expanding into another area, they're already going to be doing that, whether or not they need to also know about their competitor's towers.