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In theory this could be illegal in certain states, right? You have to notify all parties that they are being recorded.
by lalos 10y ago
In theory this could be illegal in certain states, right? You have to notify all parties that they are being recorded.
- taylorzane 10y agoThere are only ~11 states that require all-party consent to record, and most of the states state that the law only applies to telephone/wire recordings. On top of that, the states who are all-party consent generally specify that public conversations are not protected under the law.
- JimmyAustin 10y agoNot to mention he wouldn't necessarily be recording, just logging time where the amplitude of the signal was over a certain threshold.
- ThrustVectoring 10y agoI'm not a lawyer, and I may not be remembering this correctly. That said, I believe that having a really obvious microphone obviates the need to explicitly inform people that you're recording. Maybe someone on a camera crew can chime in?