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Not to counter the point you're making, because it's valid. Just tossing in some info: > sent via HAM radio You probably want to transmit your private key in
by vineyardmike 6y ago
Not to counter the point you're making, because it's valid. Just tossing in some info:
> sent via HAM radio
You probably want to transmit your private key in a secure manner. HAM radio is not a good way to do this:
http://www.arrl.org/news/fcc-dismisses-encryption-petition http://www.arrl.org/news/fcc-dismisses-encryption-petition
- dandongus 6y agoYou don't transmit your private key.
- inter_netuser 6y agowhat's being transmitted is a signed transaction, they are not encrypted. They can be safely transmitted on a postcard. You are correct in that technically HAM does not allow for encrypted communications, but that's not an issue here, and probably would be very low on the list of concerns in a situation where your only comms channel is HAM.