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#1
 2007-02-09, 05:11
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Cell phone encyption
Well, I don't like the fact that anybody with a digital scanner can listen in on my cellular calls. To remedy this I'd like to encrypt my signal.
Frankly, I have no idea how to do this, nor do I know if it is possible to do cost effectively. I do know though, that I'd like an at least a 64 bit encryption.
I apologize if this is the wrong forum or if this is just a stupid question.
-F☺rd
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#2
 2007-02-09, 08:48
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Halvy101 
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Re: Cell phone encyption
your fon should have encryption already.
but try over in Network Security & Hacking if you are not satisfied with the service here ;)
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#3
 2007-02-09, 13:54
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Fez_88 
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Re: Cell phone encyption
if you want your cellular phone to be encrypted the service you use has to have it as they encryption would have to be installed both at transmitter (tower) to your phone and back again.
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