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As someone who lives in Texas, I can confirm that Texas is a one-party state. I specifically do not need to inform people of recording devices if I am a party t
by inetknght 10y ago
As someone who lives in Texas, I can confirm that Texas is a one-party state. I specifically do not need to inform people of recording devices if I am a party to the conversation.
It bothers me a lot when services, such as Google Voice, announce to all parties that such recording is occurring.
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- dragonwriter 10y ago> It bothers me a lot when services, such as Google Voice, announce to all parties that such recording is occurring. Google is based in California. There is a good probability that the act of recording occurs there. California is an all-party consent state. Also, even if the recording isn't happening in California, it's potentially tricky to be sure that no party to the call is in California (even numbers assigned to landlines don't assure that the person ultimately connecting is in a particular place.)
- jungletek 10y agoFrom my naive understanding and possible spotty recollection of the law(s) involved: in the US at least, as long as the recording party is in a one-party state then it doesn't matter where the other parties are located.