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Multiple U.S. states have two-party consent recording laws, such as California and Pennsylvania, requiring all parties to a conversation to be informed of and consent to the recording.
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10/16/2026
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Amazon's Bee Smart Band Sparks Recording Controversy: Does Transcription Not Count as Recording?
youtubeThe Verge10/16/2026
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