said by Snickerdo :

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said by Jerm :

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Anything unencrypted that is passed over the airwaves is free for anyone to accept and use.

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Not quite.
The Radio Secrecy Act stipulates that for non-commercial stuff
1. We can't profit from the contents
2. No divulging the contents to third parties.
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"Our criminal institutions are full of little creeps like you who do wrong things, and many of them were driven to these crimes by a horrible force, called MUSIC" Frank Zappa, Joe's Garage

said by WallyThacker :

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Not quite.
The Radio Secrecy Act stipulates that for non-commercial stuff
1. We can't profit from the contents
2. No divulging the contents to third parties..

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said by Snickerdo :

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said by WallyThacker :

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Not quite.
The Radio Secrecy Act stipulates that for non-commercial stuff
1. We can't profit from the contents
2. No divulging the contents to third parties..

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Can't profit from the contents is correct, but there is MUCH more to the third parties clause.

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