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I mean, if you tell me something, I can legally decide to tell someone else. Unless we signed a contract or something.
by mruts 8y ago
I mean, if you tell me something, I can legally decide to tell someone else. Unless we signed a contract or something.
- briandear 8y agoActually, in some states, to record conversations, two-party consent is necessary. 11 states, including California, require two-party consent. It’s a fair assumption that an app that is vacuuming up everything someone does on a phone is potentially gathering data that would fall under two-party consent laws. Also eavesdropping is also a potential crime under common law. It’s a murky legal area in this case, but one that certainly has some merit.
- gaius 8y agoSure, but maintenance of the confidence of a friend shouldn’t need a law.