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I telconf weekly with a client in Singapore. The topic is litigation that's critically important to an industry none of you thinks about more than every year or
by ridgeguy 8y ago
I telconf weekly with a client in Singapore. The topic is litigation that's critically important to an industry none of you thinks about more than every year or so, if that.
Every call (2 years now) has been subject to intrusion by snippets of voice unrelated to our call.
I don't have this issue with telconfs (on the same topic) within continental USA. Have not done research on the matter.
I get that given a choice between causation arising from malevolence or stupidity, I should choose the latter. But sometimes I wonder.
- im3w1l 8y agoEavesdropper that is so incompetent that they don't mute themselves?
- sometimesijust 8y agoMore likely that the most popular regional telconf software has a bug that dumps an uncleared buffer into the wrong call on some edge case.