Record MP3 Audio by Phone with Drop.io

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  mark.a.holdrege@...

  01/16/08 | Report as spam

  Legal issues

  Sounds like a useful tool, but you need to be careful to follow federal and state laws about informed consent when recording conversations.

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  Ania Levy

  01/16/08 | Report as spam

  Recording Meetings

  I agree with the post that raises the issue of legality and obtaining consent
  from meeting participants.
  
  I would also be equally concerned with non-disclosure of confidential
  material and proprietary rights of the parties involved. Who sees/hears or has
  access to see and hear these conversations as they take place and afterwards?
  Are the files purged permanently and completely from the provider's systems?
  Can conversations be kept by the provider of the service without the
  knowledge (and obviously the consent) of the participants?
  
  Personally, I would never use a service like this and expect the confidentiality
  of my meetings to be maintained.

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  BizHacksRick

  01/16/08 | Report as spam

  Out in the open

  I certainly didn't mean to imply that this should be used for secretive recordings. I just mean that in situations where you want to make a recording and it's viable to do so, you could use this in place of a traditional voice recorder.