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Re: [PLUG] Recording Phone/Cellular Conversations Linux
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My Asterisk system (for my office line) answers the line, and after the
welcome
announcement says "For quality assurance purposes, This line may be
recorded"
( The stock recording ) ( Then plays music on hold while ringing or
forwarding to cell )
IANAL: But I read that a business line that plays this announcement is
able to record
incoming calls from any state legally. The called party continuing the
call implicitly gives
their permission...
Lee
Glenn Kelley wrote:
> Not sure who else has chimed in here - but here is the easiest way I
> can think of.
>
> Obtain a simple PBX application such as freepbx or trixbox
>
> Set up DISA
>
> dial in - and then have the unit dial you back with a dial tone - and
> then dial your call
>
> have it record all your calls.
>
> PS - in New Jersey from what I understand you do not need permission
> to record calls.
> If you request permission and they deny permission - you have to
> terminate - however you do not (for personal) need permission.
>
> Not an attorney - so take it as i think i am right advice...
>
> Glenn
>
>
> On Jan 17, 2009, at 4:14 PM, Brian Vagnoni wrote:
>
>
>> hat I actually do search before posting.
>>
>> There are 3rd party services that will do this from a cell phone e.g
>> Recordia via a phone company switch but they are expensive either
>> low monthly with per minute charges or high monthly charges.
>>
>> The low tech approach would be to place the phone in speaker mode
>> and use a external digital recorder.
>>
>> Or Radio Shack makes an inline recording device for corded cell
>> phone headphones.
>>
>> I could also purchase one of those cell phone bug programs and
>> essentially spy on myself.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>
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