#Android audio loopback adapter Patch
#Android audio loopback adapter android

It might work short term, but it can be found and tracked long term - and even turned against the users. The same goes for anyone who tries to use this for the legitimate goal of communicating past a repressive government. You might slow them down, but they can still find you in the end.

#Android audio loopback adapter Patch

Once the authorities find that, they can locate the phone patch and find the numbers called by the second phone in the pair. If one of the parties is suspected, the authorities can get a list of all the numbers called on that personвЂ™s phone - that will lead straight to the phone patch pair. If the idea is to hide phone calls between two people to make illicit (illegal) deals, then IвЂ™d suggest you not go that route. If you wanted to fool someone and youвЂ™ve got all those phones (with SIM cards) to hand, youвЂ™d just make the call with one of the phones for which your target doesnвЂ™t know the number. The most harmless thing I can think of is to prank someone - you call the paired phones and make your call look like it is coming from somewhere else. IвЂ™m having a difficult time imagining a legitimate use for this thing. It took me less time to draw the circuit than it took me to write about it. The circuit is trivial - I give it to you. ItвЂ™s almost identical to the circuit I used for the transcription adapter.

#Android audio loopback adapter android

In answer to the inquiry, hereвЂ™s the circuit you need to connect two Android phones together to route a call: Android phone patch cableДownload the image for a clearer view - or open it in a new tab. Heck, I even managed to improve GoogleвЂ™s suggested circuit. IвЂ™m not an engineer - I do this kind of stuff for fun - and it was still easy as pie. It is very simple - any engineer could figure it out after looking at the circuit for GoogleвЂ™s recommended Android audio loopback dongle. To make a fully functional phone patch, you need two copies of the circuit that I made for Live Transcribe. It is nearly identical to the adapter I made to allow Live Transcribe to listen in on a phone call. Set both of the paired phones to automatically accept incoming calls and youвЂ™ve got an automatic phone patch. Android phones (at least, some of them) can be set to automatically answer a call.

Accepting the call and dialing the number of the third phone wasnвЂ™t specified to be automatic - somebody will have to operate the phone patch. The idea is to connect two phones together with a cable, then when one of the paired phones is called the audio for the call is routed to the second Android phone of the pair which then makes a call to a third phone. It seems some folks would like to be able to route phone calls through a pair of Android phones. I received an interesting inquiry in the comments to one of my вЂњTranscribing phone calls with Google Live TranscribeвЂќ posts. Connecting two Android phones for fun and profit.