EVANS: AND WE'LL LISTEN IN TO PRESIDENT TRUMP IN ST. LOUIS.
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Listen in to find out what he thinks of the coming food crisis.
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Equipment installed on the embassy roof allowed them to listen in to phone calls.
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Tap Shazam and it will listen in to whatever song is playing around you.
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His campaign invited supporters to watch or listen in to a livestream at 240 p.m.
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He considered having someone listen in to the call but said it didn't seem proper.
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Listen in to hear how this legendary wordsmith is making her mark in the new age of media.
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Others can listen in to your private conversations, learn your passwords, or gain control of your online accounts.
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Check out the video above, and listen in to the discussion below at around the 30-minute mark.
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Facebook is hardly the only company to face scrutiny over allowing contractors to listen in to users' conversations.
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Microsoft contractors listen in to some Skype calls that are made using the app's translation function, according to Motherboard.
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But I would listen in to these conference calls like you and everybody else, and you'd hear Sumner Redstone.
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Through another command, anyone can call the device and remotely listen in to its in-built microphone without alerting anyone.
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Apple shut down its Walkie Talkie app after a mysterious security flaw allowed people to listen in to your iPhone.
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For months, Kelly made it a practice to listen in to many of the president's calls, particularly with world leaders.
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"Owners do not have the time and the wherewithal to listen in to every phone call that was placed," Mr. Gjonaj said.
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Gallop is currently raising a fund to help female entrepreneurs and SexTech inventors so listen in to see how you can help.
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I sit amidst this sea of hundreds of Syrian men, trying to listen in to the performance bringing us all together today.
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There's also a built-in network for sharing your musical masterpieces or you can listen in to mixes the professionals have put together.
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This could allow third parties to listen in to messages, as the iMessage software does not allow a means to verify encryption fingerprints.
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Listen to the track below and listen in to Noisey on Beats 1 this weekend, where Danger Mouse will be talking about the project.
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The new Line DC hotel in Washington, D.C., hosts a radio studio off the lobby where guests can listen in to live podcast recordings.
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" And check this out: "On several occasions, sources allowed us to listen in to telephone conversations or conference calls as they were happen¬ing.
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But the number of wiretap orders — which allow police to listen in to calls in real time — went down by half on the previous year.
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The researchers found they could listen in to the radio ID that's being constantly broadcasted from the car and relay it to the target's key fob.
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The two companies' management teams will be hosting a conference call at 8am Eastern and I'll listen in to that as well to get more details.
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There's a whole lot more in between that — such as Paul's segment, "Phone prison," that he does every week — so listen in to hear it all.
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Every year, judges issue thousands of wiretap orders, a type of warrant that allows law enforcement to listen in to phone calls and even read text messages.
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Like Shazam and SoundHound, Now Playing would listen in to the music surrounding you, match it with a database and let you know the artist and title.
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The state needs to be able in principle to bug bedrooms, read diaries and, if necessary, listen in to conversations between lawyers and clients or journalists and sources.
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Listen in to episode 130 of Noisey Radio on Beats 1 this Saturday at 9 AM EST/6 AM PST and Sunday 9 PM EST/6 PM PST.
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Listen in to this weekend's episode of Noisey Radio on Beats 1 for more from our conversation, and read on for the premiere of Cam & China exclusively on Noisey.
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If it made sense to be in sales and management meetings and learn how people interacted, it made sense to listen in to huddles during a game and learn.
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On a technical level, it's not surprising that a voice assistant could not be fully automated, and that human beings might need to listen in to improve the system.
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Listen Here Listen in to episode 139 of Noisey Radio on Beats 1 this Saturday at 9 AM EST/6 AM PST and Sunday 9 PM EST/6 PM PST.
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"They just wanted to to listen in to make sure I'm OK." This story has been updated with the latest outcome from prom night and with further comment from Frier.
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So it was a bonus to be able to 'listen in' to a wide variety of orchestral and instrumental tunes at times when most people thought there was nothing on.
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He said he was sitting in the kitchen when his agents called and let him listen in to the Nobel announcement live over the phone, without knowing he would win.
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Last year security researchers told TechCrunch that malicious users could access and listen in to Zoom and Webex video meetings by cycling through different permutations of meeting IDs in bulk.
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Listen Here Listen in to episode 133 of Noisey Radio on Beats 1 this Saturday at 9 AM EST/6 AM PST and Sunday 9 PM EST/6 PM PST.
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In about five or eight years, they&aposre going to dominate biotech, aerospace, they are going to be able to listen in to all of our military secrets, and use those.
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Before hanging up, Mehta was heard admonishing his staff for allowing the media to listen in to the call, the schedule of which had been published in a stock exchange filing.
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It is a scene you would expect, but when you listen in to their conversations, you get a slice of life that often seems at odds with the solemnity of the situation.
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Where human monitors once had to listen in to phone calls, now increasingly sophisticated voice recognition software can do that at scale, and algorithms scour social media messages for signs of dissent.
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"Parents can use these children's watches to listen in to the child's surroundings without detection via an app," Jochen Homann, the Bundesnetzagentur's president, said in a statement at the end of last week.
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" She attends talks with curators only to see if her line of thinking is in the right direction: "I just listen in to see if my experience and my words fit their words.
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In the United States the reason the phone company can't listen in to our telephone calls is that we have a law (Section 85033 of the Communications Act) that bars them from doing so.
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Paulsen, who has been in the House of Representatives since 2009, has instead opted for holding telephone town hall meetings, where people can listen in to the discussions he's having with constituents over the phone.
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Earlier this week, a bug was found in FaceTime that could let others listen in to your Apple device's microphone (or, in specific cases, view video from the camera) without you accepting the FaceTime call.
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We'd also obtained a trove of time-coded flight logs, recorded by a network of observers in Syria who document sightings of fighter jets and listen in to radio messages between pilots and ground control.
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He says the company can't listen in to Facebook Messenger calls because they are encrypted, and that the only time the Portal broadcasts audio and video feeds over the internet is when you're actively on a call.
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You can have a manager listen in to a call, but you never had the ability to search through massive amounts of data using artificial intelligence to find interesting moments and patterns that achieved the best results.
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What we know was happening -- again -- is that the FBI had obtained a series of FISA warrants to listen in to Page's conversation because they had reason to believe he had been compromised by the Russians. 12.
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Another part of the lawsuit claims that Facebook used its own apps to read text messages, track precise locations, and listen in to conversations using the microphones found in smartphones to gather information about people, according to HuffPost.
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For this holiday season, we have more than a dozen gift ideas — from practical gadgets that will make it harder for spies to listen in, to data-saving tips that will keep your information safe — without breaking the bank.
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While this summer the company made changes to its privacy policy for its VoIP product Skype and AI assistant Cortana after media reports revealed it employed contractors who could listen in to audio snippets to improve automated translation and inferences.
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Pence did not listen in to the call but has struggled to explain whether he had any knowledge of Trump's request for Ukraine to reopen an investigation related to Joe Biden's son, Hunter, who has not been accused of wrongdoing.
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In May of this year, a man was convicted of stalking his estranged wife after using an iPad installed as part of a smart home system to listen in to his ex-partner's conversations, according to a report in The Times newspaper.
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Dr. Steven Lin, the Stanford physician spearheading the research with Google, told CNBC the challenge is an AI-powered speech recognition system needs to accurately "listen in" to a patient visit and simultaneously parse out the relevant information into a useful narrative.
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Using the phone's compass and geolocation, as you move your device around to different windows, you can listen in to various conversations, like hearing Guy Fawkes being questioned after his arrest for the Gunpowder Plot before he was taken to the Tower of London.
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The Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL have the ability to passively listen in to music around you and identify the song on the screen, but that song identification only kicks in after about a minute of listening and only works on popular songs.
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Nothing will make the country greater or safer than the NSA being able to listen in to phone conversations when they need to and the FBI and DOJ being able to unlock access to any iPhone (or Samsung phone – that's the other main company right?) whenever they need to.
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Succession could have an entirely separate Upstairs/Downstairs-style spinoff about what happens on the non-Roy tier of Waystar-Royco — about the semi-normal millionaires working to listen in to our conversations, cover up ocean crimes, and fill our brains with evil crap — but it would be even more punishing than this program about the miserable megarich idly ruining our lives.
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For instance, "Internet of Things" devices from Nest cameras to Mattel's interactive Barbies can offer other ways to spy:When, say, a television has a microphone and a network connection, and is reprogrammable by its vendor, it could be used to listen in to one side of a telephone conversation taking place in its room – no matter how encrypted the telephone service itself might be.
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Earlier this year it also emerged the company employs contractors around the world to listen in to Alexa recordings as part of internal efforts to improve the performance of the AI. A number of tech giants recently admitted to the presence of such 'speech grading' programs, as they're sometimes called — though none had been up front and transparent about the fact their shiny AIs needed an army of external human eavesdroppers to pull off a show of faux intelligence.
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Between 1999 and 2009, Bunting hosted the Pirate Listening StationLondon Pirate Listening Station Scanner.irational.org. (2004). which allowed visitors to the site to tune and listen in to London pirate radio stations. It is an early example of an online listening station.
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It is an offence under the Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006 to listen to police radio in the UK. The move from open analogue to the encrypted digital Airwave system in the UK has made it practically impossible to just listen in to police radio.
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But an allied intelligence agency told CIA that a "newspaper clipping service" in Saigon was the probable source. When CIA tried to listen in to transmissions, there was silence. Instead, his "intelligence" was being fabricated from bits and pieces of local Chinese press coverage, rewritten to make the incidents more significant to CIA. Yet the "germ of truth" in each gave it verisimilitude.
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Later devices were only slightly more complex, filtering out that component entirely and then adding it by examining other portions of the signal. In both cases the circuitry could be easily built by any reasonably knowledgeable hobbyist. (See Television encryption.) Electronic kits for scrambling and descrambling are available from hobbyist suppliers. Scanner enthusiasts often use them to listen in to scrambled communications at car races and some public-service transmissions.
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Proxify is a partly free, single-serving website that enables users to communicate more anonymously on the Internet. An example of this is to have Proxify use an SSH tunnel, already created and listening in on the localhost. This can be done using PuTTy to dynamically listen in to the host and redirecting traffic through the tunnel. Proxify is then used to hook applications into using the tunnel without configuring the different applications itself.
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The rooms at Trent Park had been equipped with hidden microphones that allowed the British to listen in to the pilots' conversations. This provided information about the German pilots' views on a number of matters, including the relative strengths and weaknesses of German aircraft.Holland, James, "The Battle of Britain: the Real Story", BBC Two, 2010 Later in the war it was used as a special prisoner-of-war camp (the 'Cockfosters Cage') for captured German generals and staff officers.
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The winner performs on either the Atari or 909 stage depending on the year. In 2018 Fuzzy brought the addition of a new, smaller edition of Listen Out titled 'Listen in' to reach audiences in South Australia and New Zealand featuring a smaller selection of six acts from the Listen Out version of the tour. In 2019 the South Australian 'Listen in' festival has been announced but the New Zealand leg of the tour is yet to be announced.
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Tim was in the witness box for more than a day. I thus had a good opportunity to assess him. Shortly after the litigation commenced Tim was prepared to install covert recording devices and to listen in to private conversations between Sohan and Inderjit and between the Group A shareholders and their lawyers for a period of over 6 months. Tim tended to answer questions put to him with short speeches designed to justify what happened.
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Counsellors do not record calls but write down case notes of calls and sometimes counselling supervisors may also listen in to calls to make sure that they can help the best they can. If there is an immediate serious concern to someone's welfare notes may be passed onto relevant bodies, including the Police and the National Health Service. Callers are not required to provide their name, they can give as little or as much personal information as they wish.
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However, social connection appears to inhibit inflammatory gene expression and increase antiviral responses. Performing acts of kindness for others were also found to have this effect, suggesting that helping others provides similar health benefits. Why might our immune system respond to our perceptions of our social world? One theory is that it may have been evolutionarily adaptive for our immune system to "listen" in to our social world to anticipate the kinds of bacterial or microbial threats we face.
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Episode 2 - Coming of age The police start to listen in to the phone calls of Shiv and find that he had made several calls to a girl. With this information, they start tracking him, but the key question is determining the girl's identity. Another flashback ensues, in which Shiv is in Bangkok, where he is not allowed to talk to his family. He is asking himself whether he wanted to kill that man or if he did it by mistake.
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Sadwick manages to locate Shana and finds out that his destiny is to destroy the world. Shana directs Sadwick to a nearby island to find mysterious Kalida who eventually takes him near Corona. There Sadwick comes across the Asgil hideout and manages to listen in to the plans of Asgil leader Loucaux but gets captured and thrown in a jail cell. After successfully escaping, he manages to board a flying train to Corona, where he meets Bobby again who tells him that he is too late and the king has locked himself in his quarters.
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In 2015, it was announced that the local community had received £200,000 worth of funding from the Scottish Land Fund (SLF) to buy the site and turn it into a visitor centre. The funding would be used by the Gallan Head Community Trust to convert the site and build a visitor centre, gallery and observatory. It is also planned to install underwater microphones to allow the public to listen in to whales and other sea mammals. This work will most likely start in late 2017, if not mid-2018.
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Once control of a phone has been established, it is used to call back the hacker who is then able to listen in to conversations. The Bluebug program also has the capability to create a call forwarding application whereby the hacker receives calls intended for the target phone. A further development of Bluebugging has allowed for the control of target phones through Bluetooth phone headsets, It achieves this by pretending to be the headset and thereby "tricking" the phone into obeying call commands. Not only can a hacker receive calls intended for the target phone, he can send messages, read phonebooks, and examine calendars.
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R1155 Receiver on top of T1154 Transmitter, used for Tinsel. The codename Tinsel referred to a type of equipment carried by RAF bombers and used for jamming Luftwaffe night-fighter controller's speech radio-frequencies during the Second World War. The equipment consisted of an audio microphone mounted inside one of the bomber's engine nacelles, the output of which fed into the aircraft's standard T1154 radio transmitter. The wireless operator could listen in to the frequencies used by the defending forces and then, when he heard a German transmission, tune his transmitter into the Luftwaffe frequency and transmit the amplified engine-noise on the same frequency, thus jamming the enemy transmission.
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Along with being able to view a list of calls in real time, users also have the option to listen in to radio traffic to accompany the application’s incident list. During a CPR-needed response, this functionality allows citizen and off-duty rescuers to hear the dispatcher update emergency responders regarding patient location, scene conditions, etc. To facilitate the live feed, PulsePoint uses Broadcastify, a website that is the largest broadcaster of live public safety audio feeds, to stream radio channels within the app. On December 11, 2018, PulsePoint released v4.1 for iOS that included the ability to override a device's Do Not Disturb setting and play an alert sound even when the device is muted for “CPR Needed” alerts.
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These were to be used in the event of an evacuation of the BBC's operations in London and other urban areas. By 1940; Wood Norton was one of the largest broadcasting centres in Europe with an average output of 1,300 radio programmes a week.Pawley, E. (1972), Cutmore, N. (Ed.), Laven, P (Ed.) History of the BBC - Wood Norton The BBC monitoring service were also based at Wood Norton, where linguists, many of them foreign nationals, were hired to listen in to broadcasts from Europe until they were relocated to Caversham Park in early 1943. The move was made to release space at Wood Norton so that it could become the BBC's main broadcasting centre, should London have to be evacuated because of the threat from Nazi Germany's V-weapons.
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Fortnites popularity has drawn a network of hackers since March 2018 that target accounts with lucrative skins and emotes as to resell those accounts to other users. Some of those hackers, speaking anonymously to the BBC, stated they were making thousands of British pounds a week through these actions. Authorities that monitor the dark web have found that Fortnite Battle Royale has become a popular way to engage in credit card fraud: criminals with access to stolen credit card information use that to purchase V-bucks on a freshly-made Fortnite account when they then sell through services like eBay players at a discount, often preying on children and young adults with these schemes. Separately, other security experts such as Check Point have found exploits with Fortnite and its underlying services that allowed hackers to gain access to some accounts, enabling them to gain personal details, buy V-bucks, and listen in to the account's owner when they use the game's voice chat system.
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In June 2009, the United States similarly charged Walter Kendall Myers with conspiracy to spy for Cuba, and receiving and decoding messages broadcast from a numbers station operated by the Cuban Intelligence Directorate to further that conspiracy. It has been reported that the United States used numbers stations to communicate encoded information to persons in other countries. There are also claims that State Department-operated stations, such as KKN50 and KKN44, used to broadcast similar "numbers" messages or related traffic, although these radio stations have been off air for many years. Monitoring transmissions from numbers stations has become an activity for hobbyists, and Ham radio enthusiasts dating from the 1980s, Māris Goldmanis, Before enigma; the early numbers stations ,monitors NSRIC; retrieved 13 December 2019 though it is reported that Archduke Anton of Austria, in his youth used to listen in to their transmissions, writing them down and passing them on to the Austrian military intelligence.
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