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Earmuffs & EarplugsFAQ
What is encryption?
In two-way radios, encryption modifies a voice signal using a coding algorithm. This algorithm is controlled by an encryption key. The encryption key is used by the transmit and receive radios to enable the voice signal to be coded and decoded for both radios. Encryption is used with frequencies to further privatize radios communications.
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