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Nitpick but the two-party standard is actually "all party" to cover scenarios where there are more than two parties participating in the conversation. In the U
by kkielhofner 3y ago
Nitpick but the two-party standard is actually "all party" to cover scenarios where there are more than two parties participating in the conversation.
In the US it's either one party (the majority of states) or all party.