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Recording & Consent

Being able to record does not make every recording appropriate.

Recording laws vary by country, region, and context. You are responsible for checking and meeting the rules that apply before capture begins.

General information, not legal advice
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01 Get required consent first02 Keep recording visible03 Prohibited purposes04 When professional advice matters
01

Get required consent first

Before recording others, obtain any consent required by local law, contract, workplace policy, or event rules. If you cannot confirm, do not record.

02

Keep recording visible

Drip uses the system microphone indicator and Live Activity to show recording state. Do not hide, bypass, or misrepresent those signals.

03

Prohibited purposes

Do not use the product for covert recording, harassment, blackmail, stalking, unlawful surveillance, or violations of privacy and confidentiality.

04

When professional advice matters

This page provides general product information, not legal advice. For trade secrets, healthcare, legal proceedings, minors, or high-risk contexts, consult a qualified professional.

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