>Bill Stewart writes:
>
>>Tapping cellphones is more trouble than tapping wired phones -
>>they move around, and to tap them from the phone company end
>>requires taps everywhere that you activate when you know where
>>somebody is.
>
>Exactly. So how come mom&pop with a scanner were able to record BOTH sides
>of the conversation without interruption? This seems pretty suspicious to
>me. I think Old Newt was targeted by someone inside the phone company, who
>was eavesdropping on all of his cell calls.
Both sides of a conversation are audible on a single channel due to its use
for sidetone.
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