Guys/Gals,
Which states require two-party disclosure for video + Audio monitoring?
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Which States Require Two Party Consent?
Ari Erenthal
Apr 28, 2017I am not a lawyer and, presumably, neither are you. So neither of us can offer legal advice.
That said, the best resource I know of for questions like these is on Louroe's website:
UM
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Apr 28, 2017UM
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Apr 28, 2017
Cameron Javdani
Apr 28, 2017We're not lawyers either, so that's why we included the references to the actual statutes.
There's also a printed reference with the same federal and state information on the first two pages of our catalog.
Ari Erenthal
Apr 28, 2017I should add that Louroe products also come with a sticker letting people know that there are audio recording devices in use, for places that require such things.
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Apr 28, 2017I notice that the OP asks about video as well as audio.
Like Ari, for audio I check the Louroe listings - but for video I am not aware of any states that require those being observed in public areas to consent to this monitoring.
UM
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Apr 28, 2017UI
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Apr 28, 2017.....and yet, you can pull out your cell phone and record both audio and video. Where would you place the sign?
I think laws are going to have to catch up with technology.
UM
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Apr 28, 2017EXACTLY! Where would RING or the other variants of doorbell/peephole cameras fall? As they record audio and video, so would that require posting of Audio/Video monitoring signage on the exterior of a residence or business, in Texas?
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