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Thread ID: 117915	2011-05-10 15:03:00	Google Phone Question	SurferJoe46 (51)	PC World Chat

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1201101	2011-05-10 15:03:00	If one were - er, to want to make rude phone calls and not be traced back to one's own land line - could one theoretically make these calls via Google Phone and since the call goes through Google's own phones with a different phone number being exposed - and get away with it. I'm not talking about nasty calls or sexually motivated calls - just somewhat assertive* and perhaps tinging on the rude-end of communications. * Telling off someone, anonymously that is. I know that Caller-ID reports a totally odd, out-of-zone phone number to the recipient. Just wonderin', that's all. :devil	SurferJoe46 (51)
1201102	2011-05-10 15:07:00	Well, if I were evil, which I'm not... I'd get on a proxy before I do so. But in the end everything is traceable, just depends how much trouble they or the authorities or whoever would go to, to find you... I doubt anyone would care to do anything.	Cato (6936)
1201103	2011-05-10 15:38:00	My dad was a fantastic poison-pen writer while he was alive - I mean, now that he's deceased he isn't writing any more. But in his day and in his prime he could get a statue to roll tears in remorse when reading one of his tomes. Very succinctly, he knew just which cords to twist and which had better be left alone to keep knee-breakers and satchel bombs from his doorstep. He could get right up to that point though. So-o-o - I was just wondering if had he had the Google Phone when he was alive - would it have been a good place from which to rant? Aha. Perhaps it's all for the good though - I'd hate to see the whole of the US Congreff crying on CSPAN.	SurferJoe46 (51)
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