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Single-Party Consent States

Single-Party Consent States: compare 51 US states on 2 metrics.

LawPolitics & Government51 states · 2 metricsUpdated Jun 18, 2025Original page
2 sources

Call Recordings Law

3 values across 51 entries

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51 states
AlabamaSingle-Party Consent
AlaskaSingle-Party Consent
ArizonaSingle-Party Consent
ArkansasSingle-Party Consent
CaliforniaTwo-Party Consent
ColoradoSingle-Party Consent
ConnecticutMixed Consent
DelawareTwo-Party Consent
District of ColumbiaSingle-Party Consent
FloridaTwo-Party Consent
GeorgiaSingle-Party Consent
HawaiiMixed Consent
IdahoSingle-Party Consent
IllinoisTwo-Party Consent
IndianaSingle-Party Consent
IowaSingle-Party Consent
KansasSingle-Party Consent
KentuckySingle-Party Consent
LouisianaSingle-Party Consent
MaineSingle-Party Consent
MarylandTwo-Party Consent
MassachusettsTwo-Party Consent
MichiganSingle-Party Consent
MinnesotaSingle-Party Consent
MississippiSingle-Party Consent
MissouriSingle-Party Consent
MontanaTwo-Party Consent
NebraskaSingle-Party Consent
NevadaSingle-Party Consent
New HampshireTwo-Party Consent
New JerseySingle-Party Consent
New MexicoSingle-Party Consent
New YorkSingle-Party Consent
North CarolinaSingle-Party Consent
North DakotaSingle-Party Consent
OhioSingle-Party Consent
OklahomaSingle-Party Consent
OregonMixed Consent
PennsylvaniaTwo-Party Consent
Rhode IslandSingle-Party Consent
South CarolinaSingle-Party Consent
South DakotaSingle-Party Consent
TennesseeSingle-Party Consent
TexasSingle-Party Consent
UtahSingle-Party Consent
VermontSingle-Party Consent
VirginiaSingle-Party Consent
WashingtonTwo-Party Consent
West VirginiaSingle-Party Consent
WisconsinSingle-Party Consent
WyomingSingle-Party Consent

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Where does this single-party consent states data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Telephone call recording laws - Wiki; One-Party Consent States - Recording Law.