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Key app features

Send & receive text messages for free
Share locations on detailed offline maps
Essentially instant transmission within range
Automatic message retry & delivery confirmation
Individual & group messaging
”Shout” broadcasts to anyone within range
Proximal friend map & location pinging
Emergency chat
End-to-end encryption (224-bit elliptic curve) & self-destructing messages
Compatible with iOS & Android
Open SDK

Key hardware specs

Antenna
2-watt radio
Flash memory good for 100’s of messages
Rechargeable Lithium-polymer battery (24+ hours of continuous use)
Micro-USB connector
BluetoothLE data interface
Status indicator lights
Nylon attachment strap
Water-resistant
Dust-tight

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Jim N7UAP - Bellingham, WA / InterceptRadio.com

"End-to-end encryption (224-bit elliptic curve) & self-destructing messages"

I thought encrypting any radio comms for us civilians was against the rules?

Tell Swedish Hospital to turn off AES on their TRBO system then

How do you know that they are using AES? They could be using Basic Privacy or Enhanced Privacy

DSD shows EP and not BP. I thought EP was built on AES.

AES just by itself. You need to get the repeater in EP mode in order to pass AES packets. What type of model of radios are they using? First Gen radios won't support AES while second Gen supports it. To use AES, you need to buy an entitlement ID. As of last year, Motorola has refused to sell entitlement ID with the AES features to any civilian customer and suggesting them to buy P25 radios. The only way to get an AES entitlement ID is to submit a request in writing, on government/public-safety letterhead, stating why AES is required.

No idea, I just saw many lines of this on 461.0250I'm not even 100% sure it's them--there are other licensees in King County that are licensed for TRBO on that freq. I assumed Swedish because of HIPAA