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From: boottrax@csd4.milw.wisc.edu (Perry Victor Lea)
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Subject: Re: Cellular Setup
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Date: 26 Jan 89 19:45:48 GMT
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   You mentioned that there are set guidlines to the frequenciest that
cellular phone services are allowed to use, however; when I had been
futzing with my police scanner I had been able to hear cellular phone
conversations. I am familiar with the laws that allow anyone to be able
to listen to radio waves via radio sets. But why would they allow
phone conversations to be set in these bands where anyone with a police
scanner can eavesdrop?

	boottrax@csd4.milw.wisc.edu