• Rivalarrival@lemmy.today
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      5 minutes ago

      Laws operate by restriction, not allowance. That which is not prohibited is permitted.

      The probibitions on recording only apply to third parties. If you are part of the conversation, (or the participants have no expectation of privacy) it is permissible for you to record that conversation.

      • 0xKesh@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        49 minutes ago

        Am I reading the correct bit?

        Chapter 24, section 5 - Eavesdropping

        A person who unlawfully listens to or records with a technical device

        1. a discussion, talk or other sounds of private life, where these are not intended for his or her knowledge and which occur or arise in a place covered by the right to domestic privacy, or
        2. secretly, elsewhere than in a place covered by the right to domestic privacy, talk that is not intended for his or her knowledge or for the knowledge of any other third parties, where the circumstances are such that the speaker has no reason to believe that a third party is listening shall be sentenced for eavesdropping to a fine or to imprisonment for at most one year.

        An attempt is punishable.

        This to me seems like it reads against what you are saying no?

        EDIT: And actually, isn’t this more about an unknown third party anyway?

        • Evil_Incarnate@sopuli.xyz
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          It’s part one, if you are in the discussion, it is intended for you to know, and so is not a crime to record.

          Sharing the recording may break other laws though.