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Re: Wireless Legality- Netstumbler and kin
From: Tim Landscheidt <tim () tim-landscheidt de>
Date: 18 Mar 2002 04:38:41 +0000
Ralf Dreibrodt <ralf () dreibrodt de> writes:
> It does not send out anyprobes, it sits in promiscuous mode and pulls in packets and gives an output like netstumbler. That goes a step further than netstumbler. Your card isn't sending anything at all it's just listening.
a radar warning system is only listenig to the "pakets" and gives an alarm.
in the meanwhile in germany every policemen is allowed to seize a radar warning system, if he sees one. it even doesn't have to be switched on.
perhaps there is any lawyer on the list?!? [...]
While I'm not a lawyer, radar warning systems are (usually) only seized if they happen to be transported in a car :-). If you install one in your living room to detect the radar emissions of the super market on the other side of the street, nobody will bother. You will probably find similar discrepancies putting carpet cutters in your carry-on luggage. Tim
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