Gordon Henderson wrote: > On Thu, 2 Aug 2007, Joe acquisto wrote: > > >> Telephone "conversations" that are being recorded, are supposed to >> "beep" periodically, to alert/remind the recorded person that the >> conversation is being recorded. >> > > You really ought to qualify this with the country and the relevant laws > that you think require it ... > > In the UK there is no such law/rule/supposition. You don't even have to > tell the other party the call is being recorded - just one person in the > conversation needs to know. (although "your calls may be recorded for > training purposes" ... whatever they are!) > > So if you call me, then your call may be recorded. Or it may not be. > You'll never know ... > > Gordon > Joe never mentioned law, he just said "supposed to". I believe that this is common courtesy really, so "you should" or are "supposed to" probably make sense. At least to my way of thinking.
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