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Matt V2.0
Registered: Apr 2002 Posts: 17728 - Threads: 847 Location: Surrey
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| ceekay wrote on 19-10-2017 12:17 PM
tbf, the RIPA seems to be all over the show. It's what I am trying to study at the moment and there is a lot of contradiction in it. It mostly seems to be in place to make sure that human rights are not breached while allowing police/official intelligence to do their job. So companies can cite that they are recording you in order to stay in line with it. Basically as long as it is not covert, and you state your intention and the other party agrees to being recorded, it's fine. However, that recording has to be available to all parties.
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That's for commercial/business use although I'd take issue with your summary as you don't provide consent when companies state they are recording, it's implied because you stay on the line which you need to do if you want to deal with them. And I've never been provided with a recording, even when we're in dispute and the recording would prove it, either way.
You can record your own conversations covertly, so long as you don't make the recording available to a third party. That doesn't make sense to me, why shouldn't I send it to a company to transcribe, or play to my lawyer?
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