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I’m not in agreement with this idea, but i wonder if these companies could legally be considered a participant and therefore the one party consenting…

• bigdict 4y ago
  Interesting thought, that's something that could be buried deep in a EULA.
• dehrmann 4y ago
  It probably counts as one-party consent, but not two. California requires two.
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  • wnoise 4y ago
    Although the standard description is "two-party", it's almost always really "all-party".
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