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interesting prediction. i’m a big fan of in-person for collaboration, creativity, and also confidentiality. there are some things i’d only feel comfortable sharing IRL these days.

Curious about this one - we use Granola internally and always declare it externally. 

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I’m biased on my answer because as an attorney I know this is literally illegal still in many states not just an ethical thing. Single vs Party consent is very much an alive and well-litigated thing! 😂

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All of them, as old as those “do you want to record this Teams/Zoom?” bars happened! 

But, there’s safeharbors. You’ll notice for recordings from WA state, often times they have an annoying banner that re-pops up every X minutes, often some “hang up recording starting” pre recording and rejoin disclaimer message, etc.

But out in places like Nebraska, you can walk outside with a mic on you and use it in most scenarios because single-party recording states basically mean “you are the consenting party if you’re in the audio,” versus WA which is a “everyone requires notice and a pre-recording chance to exit” state. 

All my privacy law class snippets from 2016 are finally seeing light of day. 😂

Interesting! So Granola’s product is almost certainly enabling tons of illegal activity every day?