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Ohh…thats extremely cool..running our own GSM network, I would ❤ it.. 🙂 Would like to know about it in more detail.
But is it practically possible? Many governments dont allow individuals to use the 900,1800 mhz without paying heavy fees..
It is very cool. I’ve seen it twice now (25C3 and now HAR2009).
As you said however, you need to get a license to do testing legally. This is why the team are testing at these kind of conferences, as it give them test users to create traffic, and allows them to have a reason for the license 😉