FCC Warns Against Using Personal, Amateur Radios for Crimes
The FCC Enforcement Bureau reminded personal and amateur radio service licensees they can't use their radios to “commit or facilitate criminal acts.” Violators “may be subject to severe penalties, including significant fines, seizure of the offending equipment, and, in some…
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cases, criminal prosecution,” a Friday notice said. This came the day before a planned rally on Capitol Hill was to have been held to protest the ongoing criminal cases of individuals charged after the Jan. 6 insurrection. An FCC spokesperson declined to comment on the timing.