teufler
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Most of the new dmr radios allow you to enter DMR id codes on the fly., Any id will do, even your own whether you are on line or not. The other night, someone came on with an id that belonged to someone who was on the air at that moment. Obviously it was a bogus operator but he rant between the two was like I remember in my cb days of 40 years ago. A bogus operator with a working id, could lay waste to dmr groups world wide. The blame coming back to the real id and it would be for them to prove innocent. A system administator might be able to trace the ip address but if a vpn service was used, they would be hidden from their actual ip address. I wonder if some kind of password could be setup that would say hide some of your dmr id. DM MARC gives us a multiple digit id, that we enter to the radio, but if there were additional numbers that would not be displayed but were necessary for entry, this would protect the actual id user. Maybe numbers from your personnel radio. Something that we would transmit but not be shown over our radios like pesently the dmr database provides. The radio would hold ALL the number that was given but others when they receive, would only display the numbers we presently have.
Just thinking what could work.
Just thinking what could work.
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