This usually happens after 6 seconds and indicates the call is being remotely monitored. You always hear it around military bases but lately I believe it is happening in the vicinity of U.S Govt buildings also. Anyone else heard this happening lately? P.S. cell phones are scanned routinely,you can tell if the clicks are high pitched and about 1 second in duration. |
As are my postings |
You have to have permission. Our government would not tap the phones of its citizens! |
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Civilians can't monitor a phone line (legally) without the permission of at least one party. The government makes no such restrictions upon itself. Also, Bellman doesn't know what he's talking about concerning cell phones. I don't know about the clicks on land lines, but cell monitoring would be entirely passive. It's radio waves. No clicks. I wouldn't imagine taps would be detectable on modern land line systems either, but that's just conjecture. Always assume someone can snoop on your cell calls. It's not hard to do. |
Sure as hell there are more important things for our elected representatives to worry about. There is no evidence that we are under surveillance. Give me an example and maybe I will reconsider. Meantime I will just keep on talkin' |
Thats the only reason anyone would do such a thing. |