2026-04-21 20:36 UTC
@adamgreenfield we're in favor of things like this
there are a few cautions to note
in most jurisdictions, for most purposes, it's not legal to encrypt traffic on the public airwaves. that is because they are a finite public resource and corporations would abuse it. that applies regardless of what layer the encryption happens at; check carefully, don't just assume the software wouldn't make it easy to do the wrong thing.
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@eviloatmeal@ak.angelstrapped.com 2026-04-21 23:14
@ireneista @adamgreenfield That is good advice. Does it also apply more specifically to the 915MHz ISM band in the US, which is what this seems to be talking about (i.e. Meshtastic and Reticulum over LoRa)? Because everybody here uses Meshtastic and it's all encrypted by default.