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Well a famous blogger, was it Randall Munroe? Recorded an extensive conversation with Verizon about their lying about their rates by a factor of 100. So that
by daniel-cussen 4y ago
Well a famous blogger, was it Randall Munroe? Recorded an extensive conversation with Verizon about their lying about their rates by a factor of 100.
So that works. Verizon's PR had to do damage control on that. That got around. That's how you get them.
Next time record the convo. Record all your convos. They love to tell you black is white over the phone, but then in court, turns out now I am not a lawyer or nothing, but I'm pretty sure they tell them black is black and white is white. American courts work pretty well, especially when it's that clear cut, as far as I see it.
There should be a call app, of course the same people you're talking about are against this it's the telecoms and the smartphone people in bed together (like AT&T and Apple with the original iPhone, openly, and this 5G business) but anyway, the following could still be done. It starts recording the minute "this call might be recorded" sounds. A tiny ML model trained just for that, not connected to the internet, that switches on record when it hears that.
How are you supposed to record calls on iPhones?