If you find someone's iPhone on the table in front of you, can you use the Mic-Lock to prevent them from recording our conversation?Updated 9 months ago

You can prevent audio recordings from someone else's device by inserting a Mic-Lock. This will end any previously running audio recording and will prevent audio detection from any future recordings while the Mic-Lock is plugged in. 

1. If you come across an iPhone left in a meeting room where sensitive topics are discussed, can inserting a Mic-Lock into its headphone jack prevent it from picking up and recording the conversation?
2. When borrowing a friend's iPhone for a call in a private setting, could using a Mic-Lock ensure that no other apps secretly record your conversation during the call?
3. If you find an iPhone positioned suspiciously during a private negotiation, would plugging a Mic-Lock into it block any attempt to use it as a covert recording device?
4. In a scenario where you need to use an iPhone for a conference call but want to secure the room from eavesdropping, can a Mic-Lock be employed to safeguard against any hidden recording functionalities?
5. When you're in a public space and need to discuss confidential information over an iPhone, can connecting a Mic-Lock to it prevent nearby malicious apps from accessing the microphone to listen in on the conversation?