A person must not intentionally intercept, try to intercept, or procure anyone else to intercept a wire communication, which covers telephone calls carried in whole or part over wire or cable, unless an exception applies. For a business or private person the exception is 934.03(2)(d): every party to the call has given prior consent. One party's consent, including the recording party's own, is not enough in Florida. Penalty: third-degree felony (934.03(4)).
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