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In reply to the discussion: Hidden Microphones as Part of Gov't Surveillance Program in San Francisco Bay Area? [View all]

Kablooie

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15. Calif law specifically prohibits audio recording without permission.
Reply to amborin (Original post)
Tue May 17, 2016, 07:09 AM
May 2016

You can photograph someone but can't record Audio without both parties being aware.
Why doesn't this law affect this situation?

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Hidden Microphones as Part of Gov't Surveillance Program in San Francisco Bay Area? [View all] amborin May 2016 OP
Criminal and Insane billhicks76 May 2016 #1
Wow. Socal31 May 2016 #2
People didn't know about this? A lot of the cameras on streets are equipped with audio. merrily May 2016 #3
Haven't they also developed technology to read yr mind & project thoughts into people's minds? uhnope May 2016 #7
Awww, the only wacky thing is your attempt to characterize my post as wacky without merrily May 2016 #9
Wow dreamnightwind May 2016 #4
They must be really terrified that pot legalization is going to pass. Warren DeMontague May 2016 #5
the sky is falling the sky is falling uhnope May 2016 #6
Got anything besides your imagination and supposition to back up your claims merrily May 2016 #10
um, my "claims" are backed up by the article that is linked to in the OP uhnope May 2016 #12
Sorry, no. The article does just the opposite of what you claim it does, as does the audio merrily May 2016 #13
I recently read the novel "Nineteen Eigthy-Four" again. spin May 2016 #8
But...now that Skinner got rid of Dr. Goldstein, who shall be the object of the two-minute hate? merrily May 2016 #11
It's worse than that, most people carry a device that can be used to listen in Snarkoleptic May 2016 #14
Calif law specifically prohibits audio recording without permission. Kablooie May 2016 #15
What expectation of privacy do you have in a public space? n/t winter is coming May 2016 #16
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