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intercept call

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intercept call [¦in·tər·sept ‚ȯl]
(communications)
In telephone practice, routing of a call placed to a disconnected or nonexisting telephone number, to an operator, or to a machine answering device, or to a tone.


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Some courts have held that this exception permits an employer to intercept calls as part of a business related policy, for example, to monitor for service quality or to guard against unauthorized use of the telephone.
But he said the law did not provide the power to tap phones or to intercept calls or information.
Aa The law will also permit the Interior and Defense ministries to intercept calls connected to political and terrorist criminal activity, and allow the state prosecutor's office to track calls linked to ordinary criminal activity.
 
 
 
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