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Posted by webmaster (194.100.23.17) on November 11, 2002 at 05:58:36:
In Reply to: GSM Mobile phone jammer blocker for sale posted by vic mac on November 09, 2002 at 14:23:16:
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I let this message to be here (not delete at this time) because there has been earilier discussion on this type of devices. The article described reference to http://www.epanorama.net/wwwboard/messages/1820.html
so this can be considered as an answer to an earlier question and thus provides information related the the ongoing discussion.
It seems that jammer devices are available.
What is a question mark is how legal is to use this kind of device. So what what is the legal status of this kind of device in different countries ?
This kind of device is clearly a radio tranmitter. They generally need permits to use unless they are special devices defined to be license free (typically type approved devices operating at license free bands or cellular phones).
This kind of device sounds to me like an illegal radio transmitter which interferes with the licensed radio service (cellular phone service).
In general operating this kind of device sounds like a major crime: operating illegal transmitter and interfering with radi communications.
Are there some special rules which makes operating this kind of device legal or is using this kind of device illegal ?
This is a thing which I would like to get cleared out. More discussion on this is wellcome.