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i guess this depends if the HFT lines are owned by them. i'm not versed on the legalities of this field but as an example my neighbor put their wifi network on
by cyphunk 12y ago
i guess this depends if the HFT lines are owned by them. i'm not versed on the legalities of this field but as an example my neighbor put their wifi network on the same channel as me, legally interfering with my network.
- wglb 12y agoIf you are referring to microwaves, they are not "owned" in the same sense that for example a landline might. Wifi has a different sort of license. In fact, it is unlicensed, and further, some of the wifi bands are secondary services to Amateur Radio, and if the wifi interferes with Amateur Radio work, it must be relocated or silenced. Further, Wifi has built-in protocols to make channel sharing a very effective reality.