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The little cheeses go to the gym, ride the subway, have a rave, etc. Very cute. Short form: Longer form:
If you haven't yet called Sweden, the most, ahem, open country in the world who prides themselves on *cough* not having censorship of any kind, then maybe this spot will convince you to call. The true test will be if someone records their trolling calls deciding not to ask where's the local pub or the best place to get gravlax, but asks something a lot more meatier. Will we ever hear about it? Go to The Swedish Number to find out. You can also find an app in the iTunes and android stores.
According to the FAQ on the website, here is the answer to the question Are the calls recorded?
Calls via The Swedish Number may be recorded for security reasons. If someone reports a specific call, we can listen to the call and unregister any user who violates Swedish law.
Reading that correctly, it doesn't mean we might record some, we might not, it means we record all calls. Because that's what an open government does. Right?
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