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Depending on the state you live in, e.g. California has two party consent to record audio, meaning if you don't consent then what they're doing is illegal.
by gleenn 4y ago
Depending on the state you live in, e.g. California has two party consent to record audio, meaning if you don't consent then what they're doing is illegal.
- gpt5 4y agoThese only apply to private conversation, and not ones occurred in public (i.e. it's fair game to record the driveway, but not the backyard).
- parineum 4y agoIs your front porch "public"? Usually things like this hinge on a reasonable expectation of privacy and I think a conversation at your front door can be expected to be relatively private.
- thatfunkymunki 4y agoare you certain this applies to things occuring in public? IANAL but it strains reason to believe it's illegal for cameras in public to have audio recording enabled.
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