About This Site
This website provides general, educational information about audio recording and filming rules in the United States. The goal is to offer clear, plain-language summaries of commonly asked questions, such as whether recording is generally permitted in certain locations or situations.
What this site does
- Summarizes common recording and filming scenarios by state
- Highlights high-level differences between state laws
- Links to reputable third-party sources for verification
- Provides fast, structured answers for informational purposes
What this site does not do
- It does not provide legal advice
- It does not interpret laws for specific situations
- It does not replace official statutes or licensed attorneys
Sources
Information on this site is compiled from publicly available resources, including journalism and free-speech organizations, state statute summaries, and court-recognized legal guides. Where appropriate, pages link directly to these sources so readers can review the original material.
Important note
Laws change over time, and how a law applies can depend heavily on the specific facts of a situation. Always verify current rules using official state resources or consult a qualified attorney before relying on any information here.
This site exists to make complex, state-by-state information easier to navigate — not to provide legal guidance.