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The Internet has the bandwidth to accomodate private channels. You don't know what you're talking about. There are no security vulnerabilities where there are n
by Sporktacular 3y ago
The Internet has the bandwidth to accomodate private channels. You don't know what you're talking about. There are no security vulnerabilities where there are no secrets. That's the point of ham.
Go look at a spectrum chart. If you're worried about stagnation, go after the stupidly under-utilised swathes of military allocations. Let the hobbyists keep their narrow kHz. Not everything needs disruption.
- charcircuit 3y ago>There are no security vulnerabilities where there are no secrets. Have you considered that there may not be any secrets because it doesn't allow for privacy? The law is holding it back from its true potential.
- Sporktacular 3y agoI have. You're talking about the demands of non-hams now. These bands aren't for them.