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Posted by: Ludovico
Posted on: Sep 29th, 2007 at 6:10pm
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Someone email that pup a tin-foil hat. Quick.
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Posted by: 1904 - Ex Member
Posted on: Sep 28th, 2007 at 2:15pm
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Red_Rider wrote on Sep 25 th, 2007 at 2:46pm: Sorry Gents, I mis posted this yesterday. I have a question about these layered voice systems. If there are old secret telephone recordings made without your knowledge or consent, and there was personal information about child pornography, pedophilia, kick-backs, hidden income, and other embarrassing information, could this be used against me in a court of law? Can they really use this layered voice technology to verify it is my voice and I was involved in these activities? My wife knows a lot of attorneys and I would be in big trouble if this is the case. I know they can do this by analyzing computers, but can they also do it with voice recordings? Any advice would be helpful. It seems that paradiddle doesn’t think these devices are very good, but the other guys seem to make a pretty persuasive case that they work. I would think that if the U.S. military uses them they must be pretty good. I hope you other gents are right and they don’t work.
What I find to be even more intriguing is how any attorney would consort with stupid people. The mind boggles.
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Posted by: Red_Rider
Posted on: Sep 25th, 2007 at 2:46pm
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Sorry Gents, I mis posted this yesterday. I have a question about these layered voice systems. If there are old secret telephone recordings made without your knowledge or consent, and there was personal information about child pornography, pedophilia, kick-backs, hidden income, and other embarrassing information, could this be used against me in a court of law? Can they really use this layered voice technology to verify it is my voice and I was involved in these activities? My wife knows a lot of attorneys and I would be in big trouble if this is the case. I know they can do this by analyzing computers, but can they also do it with voice recordings? Any advice would be helpful. It seems that paradiddle doesn’t think these devices are very good, but the other guys seem to make a pretty persuasive case that they work. I would think that if the U.S. military uses them they must be pretty good. I hope you other gents are right and they don’t work.
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