Is it legal to record a phone call?

It depends on the states involved. US federal law requires at least one party to consent, so recording your own call is often legal federally. But many states require all parties to consent, and when parties are in different states the stricter law usually applies. The safe approach is to inform everyone and get consent before recording.

What is the difference between one-party and all-party consent?

One-party consent means only one person on the call (which can be you) needs to agree to the recording. All-party consent, sometimes called two-party consent, means every participant must be informed and agree before recording.

How do I record calls legally?

Announce that the call may be recorded before it starts, so every party is informed and can consent or hang up. A recorded greeting that says this call may be recorded satisfies consent in most jurisdictions. Only record calls you are permitted to record.

Is It Legal to Record Calls? One-Party vs All-Party Consent by State

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