missF wrote:You know how you used to do this to stop the other person hearing something you wanted to say privately?
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Well you can’t do that with mobile phones.
I don’t trust my phone as far as I could throw it

You clearly haven't discovered the mute button, Lindsey.
Phone calls should be made privately.
Okay, I admit I'll be on a phone call, using a Bluetooth earphone, whilst out walking my dog; often a useful time to chat with my brother overseas BUT . . .
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...when I go to the Gym, usually in the mid-afternoon, there will often be someone in the changing room on a business call of one sort or another (usually using earphones/buds) but I can clearly hear their side of the conversation.
I'm not sure that the person they are speaking with would appreciate me hearing about their business. :grumpy: :grumpy:
Guy
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