DMR Basic Privacy Encrypted Agencies
3 public safety agencies across the United States use DMR Basic Privacy encryption on their radio communications.
About DMR Basic Privacy
DMR with basic scrambling for minimal voice privacy.
Technical Details
DMR Tier II with Basic Privacy using simple scrambling algorithm.
Common Usage
Commercial users, some smaller agencies
States with Most DMR Basic Agencies
All DMR Basic Privacy Agencies
Browse all 3 agencies using this encryption standard.
| Agency | State | County | Type | Scope |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lancaster Police | NY | Erie | police | Fully Encrypted |
| Orchard Park Police | NY | Erie | police | Fully Encrypted |
| Morriton Police Department | AR | Conway | police | Tactical Only |
What This Means for Transparency
Limited Privacy
While DMR Basic Privacy provides some privacy, it can be decoded with specialized equipment. These agencies have not fully encrypted their communications.
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