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From: wayne@bambi.UUCP (Wayne Wilner (Bell Communications Research))
Newsgroups: net.followup,net.legal
Subject: Re: broadcast material
Message-ID: <9@bambi.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 26-Mar-84 23:59:19 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar 26 23:59:19 1984
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Last week the Kansas Supreme Court ruled that people who use cordless
telephones have "no reasonable expectation of privacy".  Anyone who listens
in on an FM receiver may bring recordings of those conversations into court
as evidence, without worrying about wiretap laws.  The ruling applied to a
cordless phone which had only a 50-foot range, according to the
manufacturer.