Consider a telephone call on a traditional land line, where both parties are located in their own homes and have no reason to believe there are eavesdroppers within or outside their home. a) Are the numbers dialed at the start of the call protected by the Fourth Amendment? b) Are the numbers dialed at the start of the call protected by statute(s)? If so, which statute(s)? c) Is recording the audio of a conversation held during the phone call protected by the Fourth Amendment? d) Is recording the audio of a conversation held during the phone call protected by statute(s)? If so, which statute(s)?