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spidey07 said:
Because you are not interfering with their transmissions. Rogue containment is perfectly fine especially if it is within your premise.
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Spidey you are most definitely wrong on this one. It has noting to do with interfering with their transmissions. It has Everything to do with sending what is basically a DOS attack to an individual just because your network happens to see another AP broadcasting a wireless beacon

Federal law prohibits people from using a device that interferes with cellular, GPS or wireless networks. If you don't like uninstall all of your Wi-Fi radios and install something that works on a licensed spectrum that you are paying to have exclusivity on and JAM or deauth away

The FCC is crystal clear about this.
http://transition.fcc.gov/eb/jammerenforcement/jamfaq.pdf
 
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