On 16 Dec 96 07:19am, Carlos Boquin wrote to Bud Jamison:
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BJ>>Whether you agree with a law or not is NOT the point.  The law says you 
can
BJ>> NOT listen to cellphones and cordless phones.  You can decide to break 
the
BJ>> law, but DON'T try to make it seem as if the law doesn't exist.
 CB> Is it illegal to listen, or is it illegal tell anyone what you hear?
 According to the ECPA, as ammended, it's illegal to listen to cell *and*
 cordless phones.
 According to other laws, most other types of transmissions are legal to
 monitor; for other than broadcast and HAM transmissions, it's illegal to
 divulge what you hear. (Note: there are certain other types of transmissions
 it's illegal to monitor. For example, studio to transmitter links.)
Bill Funk:  Internet:  skypilot@starlink.com
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