ElroyJetson
Getting tired of all the stupidity.
Let me start this by stating, quite clearly, that I have zero desire to provide any scanner feeds.
This question is strictly for informational purposes.
What is RR's policy concerning carrying ProVoice audio feeds?
Or, feeds for other NON-encrypted digital audio formats that are not supported by commercial off-the-shelf scanners?
Such as MotoTRBO, to name another one. Or NXDN.
I can see that it would probably not even be wise to carry a ProVoice audio feed. Not due to any legal implications, but simply because the departments that use ProVoice like the fact that it isn't listenable by (ordinary) scanner enthusiasts. If they found their more sensitive ProVoice talkgroups compromised
and fed to the internet, live, then it would serve as an incentive to quickly move toward encryption, and at
that point the game is over. Thus I don't think that it's at all wise to carry feeds for proprietary digital
audio formats which can't be listened in on by any commercially available scanner.
This question is strictly for informational purposes.
What is RR's policy concerning carrying ProVoice audio feeds?
Or, feeds for other NON-encrypted digital audio formats that are not supported by commercial off-the-shelf scanners?
Such as MotoTRBO, to name another one. Or NXDN.
I can see that it would probably not even be wise to carry a ProVoice audio feed. Not due to any legal implications, but simply because the departments that use ProVoice like the fact that it isn't listenable by (ordinary) scanner enthusiasts. If they found their more sensitive ProVoice talkgroups compromised
and fed to the internet, live, then it would serve as an incentive to quickly move toward encryption, and at
that point the game is over. Thus I don't think that it's at all wise to carry feeds for proprietary digital
audio formats which can't be listened in on by any commercially available scanner.