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Are you automatically covered if they give the standard boilerplate that they are recording the call?

• ptero 9y ago
  IANAL either, but I think either of informing the party upfront or soft beeps in the background are acceptable.
  • e40 9y ago
    I've been informed by the other side many times that the call was recorded, and never once heard soft beeps. I think the announcement must be enough. EDIT: IANAL
    • ptero 9y ago
      Yes. I believe either is sufficient, not that both are required
• snowpanda 9y ago
  That's a great question, this might be of interest to you: https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/5614/if-other-party-notified-me-that-phone-conversation-is-being-recorded-do-i-need https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/5614/if-other-party-... The top answer states: >Once AT&T, or anyone else for that matter, states that the communication is being recorded, it is no longer considered a confidential communication requiring the consent of all parties in order for any party to record it.