"As he listened in on the party lines, Weigman began pressing random numbers on his phone, just to see what would happen. Once he held down the star button and

"As he listened in on the party lines, Weigman began pressing random numbers on his phone, just to see what would happen. Once he held down the star button and was surprised to hear a computerized voice say, "Moderator on." He had no idea what it meant. But when he hit the pound key, the voice suddenly began ticking off the private phone number of every person in the chat room." Security FAIL! Would it have been that hard to require a NIP for access to that feature?! --- "If he heard a supervisor's voice once, he could imitate it with eerie precision when calling one of the man's underlings." Why can't computers do that yet? Are we close?