[TrunkCom] I was just wondering about http://tinyurl.com/3asgpv

[JETorres]

All systems nowadays are advertised as "secure". Our statewide system  
in Alaska is advertised as such but it still monitor-able with only  
*some* agencies encrypted. I think the "secure" they talk about it's  
more related to: less likely to be hacked, interfered with or to have  
unauthorized users with "rogue" radios and such. Gone are the days of  
people buying a cheap trunking radio on eBay and program it to  
monitor (and sometimes illegally transmit) on a system.

I thought the system in question was already being monitored as we  
speak? You can also see on the database that there's already some  
confirmed talkgroups submitted.....



On Oct 22, 2007, at 2:01 PM, Rev. Robert P. Chrysafis wrote:

> it states right on the page that it will be secure voice, data, and  
> imaging. this leads me to beleive that no scanner will be able to  
> monitor it. i'd look for encrypted data channels on somethingn like  
> this as well. may nor be right now, but as real users hop on the  
> system you'll start seeing DoD grade encryption.