Comment by RobotToaster
10 hours ago
Seems more of an issue of outdated and de facto unenforceable regulations than an issue with the protocol.
10 hours ago
Seems more of an issue of outdated and de facto unenforceable regulations than an issue with the protocol.
> de facto unenforceable regulations
I guess you have never encountered the anger and wrath of a retiree who's into ham radio and has the regulatory office on speed dial.
In the U.S. I believe the FCC has federal authority to knock down your door, if they can pinpoint an illegal interference emanating from within your home. Intent is not particularly a factor in that, since interference can have a large radius and be unintentional. Seems like an awful time to be intentionally emanating ‘de facto unenforceable’ illegal signals.