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WiFi High Crimes
Mark Rasch, 2004-05-03

Before WiFi can entirely fulfill its promise, we'll have to confront an oppressive latticework of outdated criminal laws.

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Broadcasted information is not secret 2004-05-03
Anonymous (1 replies)
Broadcasted information is not secret 2004-05-06
Anonymous (1 replies)
"Ask any ham radio operator: anyone can intercept the signal."

This is physically true, but not always legal. It's illegal, for example, to listen to the cellular band. Also, while it's legal to listen in on other bands, there are sometimes restrictions on what you're allowed to do with the information afterwards.


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