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I'd expect something more thorough than "must be surveillance that would be illegal in the country I'm in" from a Cellebrite employee. Their follow up tweets se
by tastroder 7y ago
I'd expect something more thorough than "must be surveillance that would be illegal in the country I'm in" from a Cellebrite employee. Their follow up tweets seems to attribute this to some glitch though, the rest of that thread reads like unsubstantiated tinfoil material.
- dredmorbius 7y agoTransmission glitches would be exceedingly unlikely to record and play back several minutes of call audio. Call-stretchng fraud is proposed, though ... not entirely convincing? https://www.sigos.com/success-stories/success-story-interconnect-fraud-call-stretching-detection/ https://www.sigos.com/success-stories/success-story-intercon... Whatever the cause, a very likely deliberate long-duration (e.g., not subsecond buffering) recording is made and kept.