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| Member | Wireless Headphones Security
Hi, I have a question about how reliable wireless headphones security is... I've been picking up music from my next door neighbours house with ONLY my wireless headphones. (I.E NO TRANSMITTER) Am i connecting to their transmitter with the same frequency? If so then can they potentially listen to anything i'm listening to? I thought that this technology would be more secure...is there anyway to protect yourself from this? Thanks in advance |
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