Baofeng UV-5R Police Eavesdropping in Poland: Legality, Punishment & Detection Risks

Question

Is it possible to eavesdrop on the police in Poland? Sample Baofeng UV-5R radio. And is it punishable or not? And is it possible to detect such a person who eavesdrops on the police?

7936 · Accepted Answer

How can you not, if you can. Provided that the services broadcast in the analogue system. Because if it's digital, that's a problem. But it can too. Only there is a paragraph for breaking any security in their communications.

SP5IT · Answer

It's not possible. You can drop the subject.

mnbvcxzzxcvbnm031120 · Answer

but what can't

SP5IT · Answer

Eavesdropping on the police with a baobab. The way it works is if you stand near the strikers and overhear what they're talking about And if you want to hear more, get a job at the ministry. m

mnbvcxzzxcvbnm031120 · Answer

Okay thanks for the info.

don_viking · Answer

Below is a link to the article. Article

władziowek · Answer

In the case of listening to analog (non-coded) transmissions, this paragraph goes into shoes. I can listen as long as I want, but it is not allowed to transfer and share the content with third parties.

Jap · Answer

In analog you have a militia from 172 to 174MHz. In my vicinity (Zdolny Śląsk) so far all cities operate in analog. Even for a few days, Wałbrzych has installed an analog repeater that significantly increases the listening area.
The eavesdropping is fully legal and you can't be traced, provided that you don't connect Bao to a 100W audio amplifier and half the district hears the teddy bears' correspondence.

yes2mike · Answer

Provided you're listening to this militia with a RECEIVER and not some baofeng. Then you listen, already breaking the law.

robokop · Answer

As long as you listen and don't flaunt it too much, nothing bad happens. Worse when using the transmitter, especially to activate security infrastructure devices

don_viking · Answer

More precisely, the point is that the device used for listening should not be able to broadcast the services referred to in the subject in the band. Otherwise, it may be uninteresting, especially when such a knowledgeable officer, for example, during a car inspection, takes such a radio and pressing the carrier will be heard on the service radio. Then confiscation of property and criminal case.

yes2mike · Answer

The mere possession of a transmitting device without the required permission is punishable under the Telecommunications Law.
Not quite wise heads in revenge for eavesdropping can be brought under the penal code.
Better be careful. Unfortunately, I know something about it.

.Labrador · Answer

How does this relate to sellers, such equipment? in the store, on the net, at the qrz exchange. e.t.c Also, to sell a transceiver, they must have a license? or a license for alcohol? There's something wrong with what you're saying, unless I'm mistaken.

Rezystor240 · Answer

Nothing spins, this is equipment for hams. For people who have the right ID, call sign and stuff like that. But not for what you don't need. The topic is complicated...

.Labrador · Answer

I know about it, there is a rule where you can and where you can't and finito, that's me with a car, I have a truck and I don't have trailers, so I don't hook it up and I can. And to be honest, that's the purpose of listening to the services, I don't quite understand it. There is a road traffic program and that should be enough.

robokop · Answer

No, it's not allowed to use. It's like rape equipment - you can have it, but you have to use it with permission.

Rezystor240 · Answer

You will understand when you listen... Not bad stories of strange content are so mostly from Friday evening to Monday morning. You can fall asleep, I won't quote because you can't.

OPservator · Answer

If you want to have fun, jump to the amateur radio course - you will learn how much is the penalty for accidentally sending a signal where you can't.
To quote Spiderman, with great power comes great responsibility.
Can you listen, is it worth it?... The less you know, the shorter you will be interrogated - as my father, a police officer, says

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mnbvcxzzxcvbnm031120 · Answer

Thanks for the answer

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