NODE f6faf808Re: Are there enough FBI agents to handle Digital Telephony?????
ethridge@Onramp.NET (Allen B. Ethridge)Wed, 22 Nov 1995 05:06:13 +0800
In addition to the large quantity they want, they also want to be able to
deliver the conversation from a mobile suspect to mobile agents who are
following the suspect. So even if you use a digital set with "voice
privacy" activated that government car behind you might still be listening
to you.
The FBI's "requirements" present an entertaining set of logistical
problems. Simply equipping the switches to handle the extra capacity,
especially during busy hour, is problematic.
allen
NODE ddef840bRe: Are there enough FBI agents to handle Digital Telephony?????
David Lesher <wb8foz@nrk.com>Thu, 23 Nov 1995 02:30:41 +0800
>
> The FBI's "requirements" present an entertaining set of logistical
> problems. Simply equipping the switches to handle the extra capacity,
> especially during busy hour, is problematic.
The sources I consulted were nowhere near as restrained.
"Out of their trees" was the most concise reply I heard.
And *this* was from someone WORKING in the FI community
in technical areas.
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