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You have it backwards. They can't violate the rules now because it would be obvious. If encryption were allowed it would be impossible to know if a transmission
by tlrobinson 7y ago
You have it backwards. They can't violate the rules now because it would be obvious. If encryption were allowed it would be impossible to know if a transmission is violating certain rules or not.
- Causality1 7y agoLike what? Plotting to kill somebody over the radio? Logically there must be rules about hogging spectrum or harassing people but I'm having a hard time imagining how encryption could stop someone from knowing if you're breaking another law.
- dannypgh 7y agoCommercial usage of amateur bands is prohibited. How can you tell if communication is commercial if you can't understand what's being communicated?