FCC Sued to Allow Cell Phone Jammers 400
stevew writes "A small company in Florida is trying to take on the FCC in an attempt to make their Cell phone jamming product legal. Their main argument seems to be that the Communications act of 1934 conflicts with the HomeLand Security Act — so the Communications act has to go." From the article: "Local and state law enforcement agencies, which would be the first responders to a terrorist attack here at home, are prohibited by law from obtaining such gear. 'It just doesn't make much sense that the FBI can use this equipment, but that the local and state governments, which the Homeland Security Act has acknowledged as being an important part of combating terrorism, cannot,' said Howard Melamed, chief executive of CellAntenna. 'We give local police guns and other equipment to protect the public, but we can't trust them with cellular-jamming equipment? It doesn't make sense.'"
in soviet russia... (Score:0, Funny)
He has a valid point. (Score:3, Funny)
The Feds should ALSO be banned from using cell phone jammers.
Re:Why is this even an issue? (Score:2, Funny)
I paid for my cell phone jammer so I should get to use it when I want.
Re:Can I get one (Score:2, Funny)
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Good point! (Score:1, Funny)
Thats an excellent point! We should take their guns away.
Re:an alternative (Score:3, Funny)
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<3 hurts. send ur doc.