Let's say you're responsible for programming your dept's. DTR radios, and you are considering what to do regarding your local DTF, SWAT, Command, and/or other TG's deemed potentially sensitive. You have the following choices:
1. Full time in the clear.
2. Give the users the option of going encrypted as needed/when they desire.
3. Make the TG full time encrypted, and not allow the users to have a choice.
Will the fact that the TG info. is readily available on the net influence your decision? Will the fact that you know any scanner junkie (or criminal) out there can figure out who you are via the net make a difference?
There are certainly other factors and questions, but what is your answer to the above questions?
Again, will the fact that the TG info. is readily available on the net influence your decision? Will the fact that you know any scanner junkie (or criminal) out there can figure out who you are via the net make a difference?
Yes or no.
What is the correct answer, Mr./Mrs. programmer (not hobbyist)?
1. Full time in the clear.
2. Give the users the option of going encrypted as needed/when they desire.
3. Make the TG full time encrypted, and not allow the users to have a choice.
Will the fact that the TG info. is readily available on the net influence your decision? Will the fact that you know any scanner junkie (or criminal) out there can figure out who you are via the net make a difference?
There are certainly other factors and questions, but what is your answer to the above questions?
Again, will the fact that the TG info. is readily available on the net influence your decision? Will the fact that you know any scanner junkie (or criminal) out there can figure out who you are via the net make a difference?
Yes or no.
What is the correct answer, Mr./Mrs. programmer (not hobbyist)?