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Why not just rip the audio file off? Would make for a funny DC request Edit: On second thought this could be an OPSEC problem. Sorry but I don’t know if anyone

Why not just rip the audio file off? Would make for a funny DC request Edit: On second thought this could be an OPSEC problem. Sorry but I don’t know if anyone can help you :(

jjmarr 10mo ago
I bet the tts voice is public and something made by AT&T in the 80s or 90s.
- progbits 10mo ago
  Why TTS if it's just a static phrase? More likely that a random developer recorded that sentence and the wav is hardcoded in all the units.
  - teddyh 10mo ago
    It might be that the law around voice recordings are not as simple as we might imagine.
themafia 10mo ago
If I were the president I would install this on random doors in the White House as a prank. It would be fun to watch the NSC fumble for their phone when walking into the oval.