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I think if by record they mean "write down what is said", this may not violate the wiretap laws of some states.
by bagels 4y ago
I think if by record they mean "write down what is said", this may not violate the wiretap laws of some states.
- gnicholas 4y agoHaving someone on a call writing down what is said does not create as compelling of evidence as an audio/video recording. It would be useful since it would be contemporaneous, but assuming the person is your friend, their loyalty/honesty would be called into question in court. That wouldn't happen with an audio recording (barring deepfakes).
- nrmitchi 4y agoIf by "record" they mean "write down what is said" then they wouldn't specifically be suggesting finding a colleague in a single-party consent state. Because "writing stuff down" isn't prohibited in any state.