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There is no licensing issue, you can use LoRa without a licence (like Wi-Fi) in a few bands depending on the country / zone you're in (915MHz, 868MHz, 433MHz…).

There is no licensing issue, you can use LoRa without a licence (like Wi-Fi) in a few bands depending on the country / zone you're in (915MHz, 868MHz, 433MHz…). You have to respect duty cycles restrictions (not emit more than 1% of the time, for example) though if you're not listening to avoid collisions.

mixxit 5y ago
isn't also that all communication is required to be unencrypted?
- numpad0 5y ago
  Depends on local laws. For where I am, LoRa radios fall into similar requirements to Wi-Fi, where devices must be certified but encryption require no license.
- detaro 5y ago
  Outside ham bands such rules are rare.