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New York Post: New Yorkers find new way to be forcibly inconsiderate
Topic: Computer Security 3:13 am EST, Feb 21, 2005

] Illegal gizmos that interfere with signals and cut off
] reception are selling like hotcakes on the streets of
] New York.
]
] "I bought one online, and I love it," said one jammer
] owner fed up with the din of dumb conversations and
] rock-and-roll ringtones.
]
] "I use it on the bus all the time. I always zap the
] idiots who discuss what they want from the Chinese
] restaurant so that everyone can hear them. Why is that
] necessary?"

Eye spy with my little eye a store on 3rd that's going to be the site of a very public bust by a federal agency tasked with allocating and protecting the radio spectrum.

New York Post: New Yorkers find new way to be forcibly inconsiderate



 
 
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