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This was true decades ago but for the vast majority of modern applications users would be just fine sharing spectrum and dynamically negotiating/avoiding each o
by edrxty 5y ago
This was true decades ago but for the vast majority of modern applications users would be just fine sharing spectrum and dynamically negotiating/avoiding each other. If you go look at an SDR waterfall you'll find that vanishingly little spectrum is ever in use but almost all of it is reserved for various interests, mostly using legacy analog modes.
We need more and wider unlicensed bands, there's no reason for most of this regulation anymore.
- MichaelZuo 5y agoPeople pay money, sometimes quite a lot, for exclusive access even if it’s infrequently used exclusive access. It’s quite common in many industries beyond telecom as well. Do you not believe that preference exists?