Listening is legal, and in may areas they use digital modes(P25) without encryption. However, transmitting on any frequency you are not allowed to will get you in big trouble, and they will probably get help from local amateurs that routinely practice foxhunting.
Amateurs will help, not because they're cops, but because with a flick of of the pen , rules can be chaged to restrict their favorite hobby. Or worse --- https://lemmy.world/post/41898188
I would love a 'Dont stop the music' mode that any action that will (a) immediately play another track, or (b) reset/replace the current playlist had a simple confirmation dialog. This is my biggest annoyance with Amperfy (and most other subsonic-compatible players) -- while looking for the next track to enqueue; it's way too easy to accidentally tap a new track, rather than swiping to enqueue something else.
While that may be true, I think it’s also generally correct that the information was generally based on objective reality, even if the interpretation was skewed. Now, they are just making up information, and using it to support that narrative they wanted. It’s easier when you can skip objective reality to make up the story you want, and continue to repeat it as indisputable fact
So, if the fed government can sue CA, claiming that states cannot impose additional requirements on egg production because of a federal-level definition + the supremacy clause, how can these states reclassify gas as 'green energy', since the grids are inter-state electrically connected, and the Fed has to set the standard for inter-state commerce?
Or perhaps I'm just reaching to far expecting some kind of consistent application of the law. shrugs
Listening is legal, and in may areas they use digital modes(P25) without encryption. However, transmitting on any frequency you are not allowed to will get you in big trouble, and they will probably get help from local amateurs that routinely practice foxhunting.
Amateurs will help, not because they're cops, but because with a flick of of the pen , rules can be chaged to restrict their favorite hobby. Or worse --- https://lemmy.world/post/41898188