hello, I integrated voice command codes with react native template from VAPI repo into mine. It works perfectly. The only problem is that ai thinks the voice coming from the speaker is my voice and stops talking. Will the same problem happen on a real phone? Or how can I avoid this?

@ozer Hello! I'm glad to hear that the integration of voice command codes with your React Native template is working well. The issue you're experiencing, where the AI confuses the voice from the speaker as your own and stops talking, is known as audio feedback or echo. This can happen in any environment where the microphone can pick up the output from the speakers. On a real phone, this issue might be less pronounced due to the design of most smartphones, which often include noise cancellation features to reduce such feedback. However, it's not guaranteed, and the problem could still occur depending on various factors like the volume of the speaker, the sensitivity of the microphone, and the acoustics of the environment. To avoid this issue, you can try the following: 1. Use headphones or a headset when interacting with the voice commands. This will prevent the microphone from picking up the speaker's output. 2. Implement echo cancellation algorithms if your application doesn't already include them. Many voice processing libraries offer this feature. 3. Adjust the sensitivity of the microphone so that it's less likely to pick up the output from the speakers. 4. Test the application in different environments to see how it behaves and adjust the settings accordingly. If you need more specific guidance or support, please let me know, and I'll be happy to assist further!

@Shubham Bajaj can you please take a look?

@ozer please share the github of your code and steps to reproduce the error.