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So ignoring the fact that the US has far more lax privacy restrictions than many other countries. It would still be illegal then to record audio without consent

So ignoring the fact that the US has far more lax privacy restrictions than many other countries. It would still be illegal then to record audio without consent and record video on private property, wherever a sign has been displayed or in places like public bathrooms. Which again begs the question. Nobody seems to care then that it would be illegal to use the device for its current intended purpose.

tantalor 14y ago
As devil's advocate, I doubt the intention is to record other people's conversations, in fact quite the opposite since everything is recorded. The real question is, when an incriminating conversation is recorded, which would otherwise be inadmissible, would a court allow it? I suppose yes because the recording is accidental, not intentional.