Call recording permissions in video conferencing software

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In video conferencing software like Teams, Google Meet, Zoom, and Skype, recording permissions typically vary by platform. Generally, the host of the meeting has the primary ability to record the session. For instance, in Google Meet, only the host can record, while in Zoom, participants may also have the option to record, depending on the host's settings. Additionally, users can utilize third-party screen recording software to capture meetings, but it's essential to be aware of legal and company policy implications regarding recording conversations, as laws differ by location.
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Call recording permission in video conferencing software.
Do the Host only get the permissions of call recording in video conferencing software?

I.e. Teams, Google meet, Zoom, Skype etc.

I mean the Host who creates the meeting and invite other participants to join the meeting on a specific date and time only has the permission to record the call. The participants who join the call can also record the video call?
 
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In Google Meet, only the host has the permission. In Zoom, I have seen that participants can record the meeting too, but the availability of that option can probably be controlled by the host. Can't comment on the others.

You can, of course, use your own screen recording software and record the call.
 
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Wrichik Basu said:
You can, of course, use your own screen recording software and record the call.
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Beyond software permissions, laws vary from state to state and from country to country so make sure you're not running afoul of any law or company policy.
 
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