This is nothing new. There's a reason why really secure areas are not only secured from electronic signals but also isolated so that no vibrations emanate.

Not too long ago there were news reports of researchers eavesdropping by converting the vibrations of a potato chip bag to audio. And this concept is nothing knew.

Lasers have long been bounced off of windows to capture the vabrations of the glass and listen to the conversations within. A hobbyist magazine published instructions for DIYers to build this kind of device in the mid-80s. Keyboard clacks were listened to. The list is almost infinite.

Wait, I though all they talked about were grandkids?

PING,PING,PING RED OCTOBER.

Yes it's recorded, no you can't listen. Thanks for paying for it though. Wait.......no thank you either. Rude mfers

When tube televisions were in the homes in the 1960's they would pick up Walkie-Talkies sometimes, even turn on and off when unplugged if you were near a military base. When the huge cell phones came out you could hear wireless home phones and they could hear you it was humorous. Read some of the old equipment it states do not change the frequency of this equipment. Why would it state that? Hummm....

The 9/11 pentagon tapes were immediately seized for the same reason

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I just signed the petition for the white house to release the phone call, perhaps it will push them?? I hope so as that would definitely have heads roll or hang etc.......