How would you be able to take the recorded phone calls with you to court?
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Sir- Re: Legality I'll preface this by saying that I'm not a lawyer, so this is NOT free guaranteed legal advice, but I'll try to help. Recording laws vary from state to state. There are also federal laws. There are "two party" and "single party consent" states, so it's hard to make a sweeping generalization, but in general, if both parties are informed of the recording, the recording will be considered admissible in court. Re: Audio transport: Courts generally accept recordings on an audio CD. Thanks for the inquiry.
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No, you have to record it on the SIM card and then transfer the recording into the device via the SIM card. Once the recording is in the device, you can then remove the SIM card.
243450
If by wireless phones you mean cell phones, I don't know how but it may still be possible, maybe even easily done. If by wireless you mean land line mobile phones like most of us have, yes you can simply plug the recorder into any phone jack and all conversations on that line would easily be recorded.
867995
Yes you can. In fact when you pick up the second line it states you are on a conference call. Hope that helps.
1427505
I'm not sure what you're referring to by "call recorder" (an app, maybe?), but I have recorded phone conversations by putting my cell phone on speaker and then setting the phone near the digital recorder. That has worked well for me.
1863831
No, you cannot. Only way is if you have several phone lines, you can call on a different line and talk that way
323969
Yes you just need a DVR that has the capabilities to do it. There is also an app that allows you to see live from your phone.
960639
Yes, you can replace the default recorded message with your own. You will have to make sure to tell callers to press 1, though. If they don't press 1, the call will be blocked by the Telebouncer.
622122
You can put your license plate number in (through the menus) so it is recorded at the bottom of the video. This way it is clear that the video is yours if you ever need to use it in court.
2076130
Hi,Thank you for contacting us however our product by law is not allowed to record audio and video without consent this is why you are having this issue if you have any other questions please feel free to ask thank you.
1490474
I would say you could get away with it for a little while, but you will most likely be getting a call from your provider as that SIM card will report back the device it is being used in.
1380163
I believe that any maximum would be a function of your recorder, not the microphone. I've recorded phone conversations lasting more than an hour.
2257488
They can use your cell phone. I dont think that would be a good Idea alot of the time we could not call into the house number so you would get to know local police if you cant anwser your phone to give code security calls them. Call customer service they make you wait two hours and I hope thats not your only phone then you cant call at all. They have done nothing to get ahold of me about my service and its been a month. I let email and still have gotton no calls so good luck....
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Use the phone on the same ear where you have the earbud. The microphone picks up your voice as well as the voice on the phone. I write for a newspaper and often record phone interviews while taking notes, either longhand or with a keyboard. Note: Many states require that you notify the person on the other end that you're recording the conversation. One more thing: Be sure to insert the plug into the "Mic" port of your recorder. If you put it in the "ear" port, only your side of the conversation will record.
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I assume all your phones have the same phone number. Yes! It will record anything on the line, even if you pick an extension phone or if your answering machine pick up the call. That's actually the way I use it, making a permanent record of my incoming calls.
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The answer to "legal" yes/no...yes anyone anywhere in the U.S. can own one and even carry it around but, and this is the "NO" it's not legal part. You can pretty much record anyone on video in every state, but you cannot record the audio in every state!!! It depends on your state. The "3rd party" law is some places only 1 person has to know you're recording a conversation (the one with the recorder). Others both parties have to know and give consent. For your house put a sticker on your front window that says "24hr audio and video surveillance" and that is your "disclosure that you're recording the would be theives, cheats, lovers, what ever the case may be... Hope that helps somewhat... :) The answer to "legal" yes/no...yes anyone anywhere in the U.S. can own one and even carry it around but, and this is the "NO" it's not legal part. You can pretty much record anyone on video in every state, but you cannot record the audio in every state!!! It depends on your state. The "3rd party" law is some places only 1 person has to know you're recording a conversation (the one with the recorder). Others both parties have to know and give consent. For your house put a sticker on your front window that says "24hr audio and video surveillance" and... » Read More The answer to "legal" yes/no...yes anyone anywhere in the U.S. can own one and even carry it around but, and this is the "NO" it's not legal part. You can pretty much record anyone on video in every state, but you cannot record the audio in every state!!! It depends on your state. The "3rd party" law is some places only 1 person has to know you're recording a conversation (the one with the recorder). Others both parties have to know and give consent. For your house put a sticker on your front window that says "24hr audio and video surveillance" and that is your "disclosure that you're recording the would be theives, cheats, lovers, what ever the case may be... Hope that helps somewhat... :) « Show Less
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Yes you can. You can also delete or answer it if you want to. If you just listen, the call will remain as a new call for future reference. I love these phones.