| It is legal to buy, sell, posses, and
build electronic bugging, surveillance and radio transmitting equipment in
the UK. It is however ILLEGAL to operate such equipment under a number of
areas of law.
Firstly, it is against the law to transmit a radio signal without an
appropriate license or with equipment that is not approved for use in the UK
by Ofcom. All of the surveillance and radio
transmitters that we sell (both room and telephone bugs) have NOT been
approved by the Ofcom. The Ofcom will NOT grant licenses for this type of
equipment.
Secondly, it is against the law to connect unapproved equipment to any
telecommunication system or installation regardless of whether it is a BT,
cable operator or any other organisations system. The telephone devices and
circuit plans for such devices sold by Quasar Electronics are NOT approved
for connection to any telecommunication system or installation.
Quasar Electronics Limited, it's shareholders, Directors, and employees
accept no responsibility whatsoever for any consequences arising from the
use or misuse of unlicensed or unapproved equipment.
Thirdly, it is against the law to listen to or record other peoples
conversations without their explicit permission. This means activities like
electronic surveillance, eavesdropping and industrial espionage. It is safe
to say that if you are caught undertaking these activities you could face
severe legal redress resulting in fines or even imprisonment.
The electronic surveillance products sold by Quasar Electronics Limited,
whether in kit form, ready assembled or published as circuit plans, are
intended for educational, experimental and information use only. Quasar
Electronics Limited, it's shareholders, Directors, and employees accept no
responsibility whatsoever for any consequences arising from the use or
misuse of electronic surveillance products. It is your responsibility not to
break the law.
If you live outside the UK we suggest that you check local laws before
operating or purchasing surveillance equipment. Again, it is your
responsibility not to break the law. |
