If it's truly a safety issue and kills people, then why don't they create radio-transmission detectors. Asking for voluntary compliance on something dangerous is ridiculous. They could build in an always-on detector at each end of the cabin and in the luggage area and have a portable unit to aid in finding the offending device. That this hasn't been done yet tells me that it's not *truly* dangerous.
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If it's truly a safety issue and kills people, then why don't they create radio-transmission detectors. Asking for voluntary compliance on something dangerous is ridiculous. They could build in an always-on detector at each end of the cabin and in the luggage area and have a portable unit to aid in finding the offending device. That this hasn't been done yet tells me that it's not *truly* dangerous.