Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "Ringway Manchester"
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@rupe53 " for the purpose of using that
communication to assist in the commission of a criminal
offense or to avoid or escape arrest, trial, conviction,
or punishment or who divulges to any person he or she knows
to be a suspect in the commission of any criminal offense,
the existence, contents, substance, purport, effect or
meaning of that communication concerning escape from arrest,
trial, conviction, or punishment is guilty of a misdemeanor."
you're only proving my point. Listening and disseminating info is 100% legal, so long as you are Not using it to commit a crime. What about that simple statement is not getting through your skull?
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@rupe53 "The FCC classifies this as privileged information and limits what you can do with it. (as outlined in that quote I posted, which is actually one state's wording) "
Again....the FCC only prohibits the information from being used to commit a crime, NOTHING more.
"The FCC classifies this as privileged information and limits what you can do with it. (as outlined in that quote I posted, which is actually one state's wording) " I am old enough, but once again you're not being clear as to Which terms exactly you are referring to here.
"hang-up, dial, or even hold " such words still apply to cellphones exactly as they did in the past. the technology may be different but it works on teh same fundamental principles as before.
And yet again, you fail to specify Who was passing What information to Whom for What purpose that you claim is illegal, that doesn't involve committing an actual crime other than merely listening in a talking about it. You claimed someone was committing a crime, and I want to know who you think was committing what crime, in Context of what was said here.
Again, if police, firefighters, and others want to have secure coms, it's VERY easy. HAM operators and other amateurs have been communicating with encrypted coms for many years now. Why can't police and military get with the times. If they wanted secure coms, they could have them tomorrow. The technology has existed for a long time. If you broadcast in the clear, you have no right to get upset if people listen in.
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