privacy

[jng3]

how save is my personal info like my name and ip address as a feed provider? not just from the public but from law enforcement also. thanks

 

[buddrousa]

If you are not breaking any laws then you should not have anything to worry about.

 

[jng3]

If you are not breaking any laws then you should not have anything to worry about.

I can't see my local law liking me broadcasting their radio traffic. you aren't really addressing my question.

 

[K4EET]

Your ISP knows everything about you. Law Enforcement can get ahold of that information if they can show cause. Like @buddrousa stated, as long as you are within the law, you have nothing to worry about. Now if you are broadcasting audio from an encrypted narcotics channel that you somehow have decrypted to clear audio, then that might be a concern. Are you in 100% compliance with Broadcastify’s Ts&Cs?

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

I can't see my local law liking me broadcasting their radio traffic.

If you're concerned about it, stop broadcasting. Or just have a look at the Broadcastify privacy policy

 

[jng3]

plug pulled

 

[KevinC]

I think after all the time you've been feed a provider if they wanted to know who you are it would have already happened.

 

[blantonl]

We do not and will not release the identity of any one of our users, contributors, feed providers, or administrators - without a court order or valid subpoena from an agency that has jurisdiction over RadioReference.com LLC. Period. End of story.

 

[jng3]

We do not and will not release the identity of any one of our users, contributors, feed providers, or administrators - without a court order or valid subpoena from an agency that has jurisdiction over RadioReference.com LLC. Period. End of story.

that is all I needed to hear, thank you. plugging back in