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(Unverified)Sep 25th 2007 11:22AM

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I'm betting you could easily defeat this by using some sort of audio encryption or out of band signalling. Most voice recognition systems will only recognize voices in a given, but limited, frequency range. I bet an easy phase shift up or down (and a correlating correction at the other end) could befuddle this.

Or you could just go old school and speak in code: John has a long mustache, the chair is against the wall, etc etc.

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