Recording Consent

Recording Laws Overview

In the United States, call recording laws vary by state. Some states require "one-party consent" (only one person on the call needs to know about the recording), while others require "two-party consent" (all parties must consent to the recording).

Two-Party Consent States

The following states require all parties to consent to call recording:

• California
• Connecticut
• Florida
• Illinois
• Maryland
• Massachusetts
• Michigan
• Montana
• Nevada
• New Hampshire
• Pennsylvania
• Washington

Your Responsibility

By using PrankFriend with recording enabled, you confirm that:

• You are not located in a two-party consent state, OR
• You have obtained consent from the recipient to record the call, OR
• You will not save the recording

How We Handle Recordings

When you choose to save a recording:

• The recording is stored securely on our servers
• Only you can access your recordings through your dashboard
• You can delete recordings at any time
• Recordings are automatically deleted when you close your account

AI Disclosure

Our AI assistant is programmed to reveal that the call is a prank at the end of each call by saying "You've been pranked by PrankFriend.com!" This helps ensure transparency with call recipients.

Disclaimer

PrankFriend is not a law firm and this information does not constitute legal advice. Laws can change, and there may be specific exceptions or requirements in your jurisdiction. If you are unsure about the legality of recording calls in your area, please consult with a legal professional.

Contact Us

If you have questions about our recording policies, please contact us at zoralabsllc@gmail.com