Talk:Radio Service Software

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This article is a little vague as why Motorola is so protective of it's software and why it feels background checks are needed. Is it simply trying to protect it patents, copyrights, or trade secrets? Is their national security issues involved? It would be nice if the article could be improved to better explain it's "highly prized, and sometimes mythical status" and as to why all Motorola chooses to make it so difficult to obtain. --Cab88 12:17, 7 September 2005 (UTC)Reply

{.{.ref|Legal.}.} was unverifiable information, but i leave it there as someone else may have a link. The whole page was revamped, i removed most of the unverifiable information, and i included a plethora of information that i have personal experience with. Some inaccuracies may still exist, but thats what all you wonderful editors are for! SlimXero 11:03, 9 February 2006 (UTC)Reply

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Talk:Radio Service Software

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