Recording & Consent
Last updated: November 11, 2026
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Inner Ear records the conversations around you. Laws on recording differ between countries and US states, and you are responsible for following the ones that apply to you.
1. One-party and all-party consent
- In most US states and in many countries, you may record a conversation you take part in (one-party consent).
- Some US states, including California, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Washington, require everyone in a private conversation to agree to recording.
- In the EU, UK and other places, recording other people can also be limited by privacy law.
- This list is a short guide, not legal advice. Check your local rules.
2. How Inner Ear helps
- The device is visible and shows when it is recording. There is no hidden or remote recording mode.
- Only Me mode builds insights only from your own voice. Other people’s speech is not analysed for patterns or stats.
- You can delete any recording at any time.
3. Good practice
- Tell people when Inner Ear is on, especially at work, at home with family and in private conversations.
- Turn it off when someone asks you to, and in places where recording is not allowed.
- Never use Inner Ear to record anyone secretly, to follow or control someone, or for any illegal purpose.
4. Contact
Questions: hello@innerear.ai