Call recording laws
Phone Recording - The law in South Carolina
South Carolina law provides that it is a felony to record an in-person or telephone conversation without the consent of at least one party. Illegal recording can also give rise to civil liability.
This is general information and not legal advice, please consult counsel for specifics that apply to your business.
Consent requirements in South Carolina
South Carolina law provides that it is a felony to record an in-person or telephone conversation without the consent of at least one party. Illegal recording can also give rise to civil liability.
Best practices for compliant recording
- Play a clear consent message at the start of every recorded call.
- Document consent capture in your CRM record.
- Retain recordings only for the period required by regulation or policy.
- Restrict access to recordings to authorised personnel.
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Stay compliant by default
RocketPhone bakes consent prompts and retention policies into every call.