Why does my phone have an echo when I use it?

I've noticed sometimes my phone does this?

Anyone?

first maybe think for a second before you get all paranoid. your phone is a piece of shit.

Of course, I should add that if you are not being monitored which again can be done cheap by anyone..then it could also be the other phone picking up your voice and sending it back to you.

Generally if you hear an echo, my experience is that someone is listening besides the other party. For example, when you call companies or bill collectors/telemarketers...you can hear the echo as someone is monitoring them to make sure they are doing what they are supposed to do.

Cell phones and hand helds are the easiest to pick up and/or monitor even neighbors. Landlines are a little different.

You could speak to the Security guys listening:
"Hey government! Your tap is causing interference. Can't you do a better job?"

I got a friend who does that during our conversations when there are noises on the line.
Odd coincidence is the noises always stop right afterward.

first maybe think for a second before you get all paranoid. your phone is a piece of shit.

You have never researched the government then.

I've noticed sometimes my phone does this?

Anyone?

you have never researched cell phones then.

I usually SCREAM INTO THE PHONE BEFORE, AND AFTER A CALL WHILE I'M STILL ON THE LINE, I'm sure there are more 'casual' persons to listen too as long as I contine to do that often, and it releases some tension too, TRY IT!!!!
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Bad connection, crossed lines, etc.

As per govt snooping - no

Bad connection, crossed lines, etc.

As per govt snooping - no

The NSA is authorized by executive order to monitor, without warrants, phone calls, e-mails, Internet activity, and text messaging, and other communication involving any party believed by the NSA to be outside the U.S., even if the other end of the communication lies within the U.S.

It used to be one out of 10 at one point (maybe it was 1 out of 100). I do not know what it is now. I am not going to say that monitoring is good or bad..just that it has been going on since the American Civil War.

Bad connection, crossed lines, etc.

As per govt snooping - no

The NSA is authorized by executive order to monitor, without warrants, phone calls, e-mails, Internet activity, and text messaging, and other communication involving any party believed by the NSA to be outside the U.S., even if the other end of the communication lies within the U.S.

It used to be one out of 10 at one point (maybe it was 1 out of 100). I do not know what it is now. I am not going to say that monitoring is good or bad..just that it has been going on since the American Civil War.


I'm sure they find some of my phone calls downright hilarious.