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The law is now useless since all cellphones currently in use in the U.S.A. are now digital, so an analog receiver won't receive them in a useful way. It was in April of 1994 that the FCC mandated all manufacturers had to build the radio scanners with a block against scanning any cellular frequencies. The law is now useless since all cellphones currently in use in the U.S.A. are now digital, so an analog receiver won't receive them in a useful way. There isn't a known consumer scanner ever made that can be modified to receive and decipher the current digital cellphones used today. Cell phones today use:Cell phones today use none of which are relevant to the old regulation.*''LTE / EVDO / 4G, 3G, 1x (related terms)''