UPDATE: Since the terrorism "excuse" is now firmly entrenched, much of this page will sound dated or to some possibly unpatriotic. We MUST find a way to keep our privacy and security and still enforce the law. We can't throw the baby out with the bath water. I'm not saying I have all the answers, but I think it is safe to say that most calls are undergoing some type of screening and I think it is also safe to say that most people no longer have a real problem with this as they are demanding protection from every possible threat. To live in a free society (or any society) we must always have some element of risk in our lives.

The rest of this page was written long before the 9/11 scare.

We are only going to briefly touch on this subject as it is too complex to easily explain all the intricacies of audio encryption and security technologies in one page, and there are far more detailed descriptions available in books and elsewhere on the web. What we want to do is inform you of just how insecure your phone conversations and records really are. Many people are unaware of the fact that their phone conversations can be legally monitored not only by the government, but by their neighbors as well. Your most private conversations, concerning your business or love interests, may have already been broadcast LEGALLY on the Internet for millions to hear.

Every day more and more phone conversations take place using some type of wireless technology. These are simply audio sent through the air in the form of a radio type transmission. People with the receiving equipment can listen in, tape, and even rebroadcast the conversations, in many cases legally, or certainly without any real repercussions. The Supreme Court has already ruled that cordless phone conversation privacy is NOT protected and can be listened to, recorded, and yes even broadcast almost as a public domain commodity. While cellular calls are supposedly protected, you may remember a recent case involving the taping and broadcast of "private" conversations from Newt Gingrich in Florida by the Democrat opposition. These individuals are not exactly rotting in jail for their crime.

Of course, you may never know if your conversation is public, because while you may be talking into a hard wired phone the party on the other end may be using a wireless phone. But even a hard wired to hard wired conversation is hardly secure. As we have explained elsewhere, any kid can tap into your conversation by simply clipping onto some terminals at one end or the other. Any number of points between your phone and the phone at the other end can be potential security holes. Never assume your conversations are secure, and don't be surprised if you hear yourself talking on the Internet.

Perhaps the most frightening aspect of phone tapping comes from the government itself. The government demanded phone companies provide them with the capability to simultaneously tap into 1 million phone conversations and they have complied. With the currently available voice recognition technology, and certainly with what will be available in a few years, everything we say can be screened and selectively recorded and cataloged, and all without need of human intervention. What is even more disconcerting is how zealously the government has tried to prevent citizens from encrypting (scrambling) their communications unless they have the key to decrypt them. All this is creating a new business designed merely to protect what many feel is an absolute right to privacy.

As stated previously, we don't intend to get into all the ways to protect yourself with various scrambling and encryption schemes, tapping detection equipment, and other spy-like technologies. The point we are trying to make is to let you know how insecure your communications really are, and to keep that in mind when using the phone. At least avoid using cordless phones for sensitive conversations and if you have real concerns about what you may be discussing on the phone, avail yourself of some of the high security technology available to protect yourself. You don't have to be a criminal to want to protect what you are saying from others, even the government. Some of the Net Phones we cover on the pages dedicated to them have built-in security technologies and cost nothing. The Internet has a wealth of information on security and protecting privacy, as well it should. The Internet is probably the least secure of all our high-tech communication tools, though it doesn't have to be.

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