• Taldan@lemmy.world
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    Which wouldn’t prevent a denial of service attack by flooding the frequency with whote noise as the post suggests

    That being said, I don’t think it’s a good idea. Police aren’t ICE, and in many cases police are the only ones that have been able to stop ICE from escalating further

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      Also. If you’re broadcasting (white noise) they can track your broadcast location fairly easily

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        And, if all the actions listed in the OP, it’s the only one that’s illegal. It has always been illegal to broadcast in regulated frequencies since licensure became a thing.

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          It can make it more difficult and time consuming to locate them all. But it’s still easy to find single broadcasters. I think moving them constantly would be more likely to succeed.