Phreaking phones with a voice recorder

Friday, 20 May 2005, 5:25 AM EST

While assembling today’s news items for the O’Reilly Digital Audio site, I came across an interesting article about making free phone calls with an iPod. Basically, you download some WAV files, make playlists in your ’pod, and then blare them into a defenseless payphone. (Some of the WAVs duplicate the confirmation tones the phone generates when a caller inserts a coin; others duplicate the sounds of the 0–9 buttons.)

By David Battino at O'Reilly.

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