Is it true that a person using a mobile station requires a license?

A mobile station typically refers to a type of communication device used in mobile radio systems or services. Whether a license is required for its use largely depends on the regulations set forth by national telecommunications authorities. In many regions, users of mobile stations do not need to obtain individual licenses for personal communication devices, such as cell phones or basic two-way radios.

While some specific frequencies and types of communication may require a license, the general usage of mobile stations for everyday personal communication often falls under regulations that allow unlicensed operation. This makes subscription services prevalent, where users pay for service rather than needing a license for the device itself. Therefore, stating that a person using a mobile station requires a license is not accurate in the broader context.