I was a teenager in the 90s, so I was on the phone constantly. Sometimes I could hear someone else’s phone call on my phone while I was talking to someone.
Sometimes they could hear it too, sometimes not. And I do recall this happening to my friends sometimes as well.
And how often could someone else hear my conversation?
In: Engineering
Back in the analogue days, you could get “Crosstalk” induced by wires being too Close together in the old telephone systems.
The old red/green/yellow/black inside wiring cable had basically no or very random twists, and no insulation making it prone to crosstalk.
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