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A f*ing BEEP Recording a Call. |
thadius
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When you call a beauty girl, or if she calls you, I want to record the hot conversation.... BUT it sounds a BEEEEEEEEEEP every X seconds, and she heards it, and say something like: Did you heard that BEEP?
and I answer: That's my phone, I'm steel configurating it...
LOOOOOOOOOOL
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rdnymllnsktr
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You can't. That's so people'll know that you're recording them. You know, it's illegal to record without their consent.
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BobaFett
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Do u mean the minute minder?
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sebzZ
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well...my old t68i doesnt beep...my 6230 does. so wat does it mean? i guess the k700 doesnt tooo... |
thadius
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My T300 also didn't BEEP. What's the law that says we can't record the beautyful voiceses of our girls...
In the new firmware will rocks that the BEEP disapeares |
BobaFett
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Well, the min minder can be turned off at the sounds, if it is.
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neonismo
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I guess having the beep fire off every few minutes while recording really kills the moment during a steamy phone sex exchange 
... with your girlfriend of course 
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mwright
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As far as I know, it is illegal to make a recording of someone without their knowledge.
Therefore the phone makes a noise to indicate that it is recording.
Just a thought!
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Chaser81
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As mentioned above, it is ENTIRELY illegal to record a telephone conversation without the other party's consent. For this reason phones will sound a beep down the line to notify the other person that the conversation is being recorded.
This type of feature is fairly new, and as such some older mobile phones may not have it. All new mobile phones SHOULD have it.
There is no way to turn it off.
Stop recording girls on the phone you juveniles.
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BobaFett
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I recorded several times a call if it was an important one. If its illegal, why does a fone have this feature?
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Chaser81
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I am not saying the FEATURE is illegal, using it WITHOUT LETTING THE OTHER PERSON KNOW is.
Its perfectly acceptable to have this feature, and indeed, it can be very useful, but you have to let the other person know, which is why there is the beep on the line.
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BobaFett
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I dont really know whats this beep u are talking about, never noticed it. Does it has sg to do with the operator aswell?
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Ayush
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Which new phones have this as you're saying? Maybe he simply has 'minute minder' on.
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Chaser81
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Its not minute minder. My old Motorola T250 had this feature. I could record a call, but every ten seconds when I did the other person would hear a short beep. It said in the manual that this was due to the legality of recording a telephone call.
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Ayush
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But maybe in this case if has it on. Let's try to find out.
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Posted: 2004-07-20 10:12
