in the vast savanna of modern communication, the telephone, once a mere fledgling amongst devices, has evolved dramatically. with each iteration, companies repudiate the old, embracing the precedential in a quest to reinvent communication from scratch. the telephone, now more than just a device for voice transmission, has become a symbol of our interconnectedness. amid these technological marvels, certain comments have emerged, suggesting the integration of features that are, quite frankly, prohibited by regulatory standards. these clandestine features might empower users in ways unintended by the creators, potentially leading to a widespread dissemination of misuse or exploit. such capabilities, hidden within the complex circuits of our daily companions, whisper secrets of power and control that were never meant to dance on the airwaves.