Data, privacy and technical

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Port Stewart, Lama Lama › Eco-tourism and Visitor Experience › Data, privacy and technical

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  • 24/09/2026 at 7:56 pm #10559
    Quoc Gia Binh Nguyen
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      Hi,
      We have some questions that need answering:
      1. Has any Lama Lama community members given feedback or opinion on the use of tracking information and data ownership as our solution will be using tracking technology and storing that data for visitors?
      2. Are there existing resource-management or infrastructure protocols like equipment approval process or power/charging at Ranger camps that a new device would need to fit into?
      3. The Lama Lama rangers are using VHF radios to communicate with each other right now, would it be possible to use the same radio frequency type that rangers can use to communicate with visitors if possible?

      Thanks in advance and have a nice day!!

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