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California has an exception for hearing aids and other similar devices, but it’s unclear if transcription aids count, or if this has been tested in court. https
by btown 2y ago
California has an exception for hearing aids and other similar devices, but it’s unclear if transcription aids count, or if this has been tested in court. https://codes.findlaw.com/ca/penal-code/pen-sect-632/ https://codes.findlaw.com/ca/penal-code/pen-sect-632/ (Not a lawyer, this is not legal advice.)
- noah_buddy 2y agoIf it were ephemeral? Would that change this? Say recording the meeting locally a 5 minute frame then updating a meeting summary?
- smeej 2y agoDo you mean ephemeral, or are you actually wondering about something implanted under the skin? I'd think/hope if it goes under the skin, it ends up in "hearing aid" territory. I'm less sure about if it doesn't persist.
- noah_buddy 2y agoYup, typo, sorry
- brimwats 2y agoit's more likely in cochlear implant territory (there are different laws and regulations for implants vs aids depending on locale)