I need a question answered here.loco said:yes - post it on a site and link to it. STAT.
I have no idea, but I want to hear it.
Fixed!sirknight6 said:Yeah, you can use it.
By leaving the message they gave it to you..
Lawyers can argue all day, but you'd probably win.
(Don't sue my ass, I'll never admit I said anything.)
Thanks!sirknight6 said:In a court of law it could be argued both ways, but the prevalent fact that the implied consent to the recording, unless otherwise noted (or voiced) in all probability negates any privacy issues.
'Cause you would wear your fingers to nubbins by forwarding to only five gazzilion.splat said:Every voice mail system I have ever worked with has a Forward option.
How would this be different that Forwading an Email, to 10 Gazzilion people ?
Yeah, boiling rabbits tend to trump all.......OGRipper said:If this person is really nuts, the question is not whether it's illegal, it's whether you have any bunnies that might get boiled if you make public something they expected would remain private.
Especially if the person is completely f*cking insane... its a moral imperative.H8R said:Thanks!
What if the person leaving the message is completely f*cking insane?
Especially what, a no-no or a hell yeah?DRB said:Especially if the person is completely f*cking insane... its a moral imperative.
Do I hear a hell Yeha!?!?!?!H8R said:Especially what, a no-no or a hell yeah?
H8R said:...if someone leaves me a voicemail message, can I replay the message or a portion of the message publically? Is the message "mine" to do whatever I want with?
(LONG story....don't ask)