"the authority will amend the provision in the Radio Regulation (Notice 1790 of 1995) in such a way as to delete the entire phrase “and between the computer systems of the same user”."
Does this mean the computer systems must be on the same property still? Or is that the next step...
Oh big **** Mux.
Telkom are still dix. How does it help that we can now have Wifi LANs on our own premisis?! PRAISE THE LORD! [xx(]
Another instance of Telkom trying to sound greater than they really are.
They've done almost ****all to help almost anyone
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<br />Oh big **** Mux.
Telkom are still dix. How does it help that we can now have Wifi LANs on our own premisis?! PRAISE THE LORD! [xx(]
Another instance of Telkom trying to sound greater than they really are.
They've done almost ****all to help almost anyone
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Yeah Helps **********
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Yeah, but at least it is a step forward. Next step is to get it legal over premises boundaries!
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Thanks for the reply Nickste. That's the reason I posted the article in the 1st place. At least it's a tiny step forward. For the same effort ICASA could have taken the negative approach of declaring it illegal altogether. I don't like the limitations either.
Guys don't shoot the messenger[B)]