I'd like to think, for all their promises of reliability, mobile phone carriers would notice a sudden hole punched in their coverage maps, since they can monitor the signal quality of each device from their central control as they move around the area, and investigate themselves or summon the FCC once they discover it's not natural interference.
I'd like to think, for all their promises of reliability, mobile phone carriers would notice a sudden hole punched in their coverage maps, since they can monitor the signal quality of each device from their central control as they move around the area, and investigate themselves or summon the FCC once they discover it's not natural interference.