California Civil Code § 1708.7

California Civil Code § 1708.7 addresses the issue of unauthorized recordings of private conversations. It makes it a crime to intentionally record or eavesdrop on a confidential communication, such as a private conversation, without the consent of all parties involved. Violators can face criminal penalties, including fines or imprisonment. The law aims to protect individuals’ privacy rights by ensuring that private conversations are not tapped or recorded without permission, fostering trust and privacy in personal and professional interactions.