Phone-tapping is so '80s.
They have stonking big brain-wave sensing devices in orbit now.
You're fucked.
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Rogue Sausage, Sun 10 Jul 2005, 6:26,
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I very much doubt
that it would make any sound whatsoever.
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s0WmVHAwZgpG, Sun 10 Jul 2005, 6:26,
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oh....
i was just wondering cause my friends phone is always making noises and i was thinking that might be why..
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Cyrus, Sun 10 Jul 2005, 6:29,
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It's far more likely to be a line fault
such as a poor connection at a pit in the street, at the exchange, or within the wiring of his house, or maybe even a fault with one of the devices on the line (phones, dialup/ADSL modems, faxes, monitored alarm systems.) Perhaps he should contact his telco?
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s0WmVHAwZgpG, Sun 10 Jul 2005, 6:39,
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If he is an international spy, it's possible.
If he works in a small fruit and veg shop in Portsmouth and is called Derek, I'd say it's unlikely his phone is being tapped.
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Druid, Sun 10 Jul 2005, 6:43,
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It does,
it makes a click when they turn the recorder on.
Or at least it did back in the 80s when my girlfriends parents phone was being tapped by the government.
I guess that it's a bit more high tech now and you wouldnt hear it.
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Marwood, Sun 10 Jul 2005, 7:35,
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