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One would assume that the terms of service would mention it. Don't like it, don't ride.
by whb07 7y ago
One would assume that the terms of service would mention it. Don't like it, don't ride.
- vorpalhex 7y agoConsent for recording in some states requires affirmative verbal consent. Burying it in the ToS is not valid, nor is a toast notification.
- CompanionCuuube 7y agoIn that case, get audio permissions and record the user saying "yes" to the notification.
- KingMachiavelli 7y agoI'm skeptical, how do Amazon Echos, Google Homes, etc get consent in those states?
- will4274 7y ago> Consent for recording in some states requires affirmative verbal consent Citation? Seems like a nice place to live but I don't think any state requires more than notification
- _-___________-_ 7y agoAffirmative, yes, but I believe the "verbal" part is not required, it's just the only practical way if you're recording, say, a phone conversation. The app will no doubt get affirmative consent.