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I'm clueless about the underlying legalities/politics, so was wondering: could something like this be used to provide connectivity in an area without 4G (but wi
by ajays 14y ago
I'm clueless about the underlying legalities/politics, so was wondering: could something like this be used to provide connectivity in an area without 4G (but with an Internet connection)? In other words, could I (an average Joe) set up my own "cellular hot spot" and offer a better quality signal to people in the neighborhood?
- wmf 14y agoBasically no. All the spectrum that phones can use is already owned by various companies.