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[FONT="]It's not a matter of "preference" it's a matter of legality. Organizations should have facility regulations & have them documented. For example, the last time you went to a concert didn't they tell you cameras and video recorders are not allowed? Did you listen? Have you tried to take a bottle of shampoo in your carry on pre-flight to Europe, not so much!!
Unless it is stated & documented in company policy, they have every right to bring in recording devices. While that may not sit well with most, it’s legally sound.
You also need to review the contract that was signed with the registrar or customer. Does it reference or make exceptions to recording devices?
In cases where security clearance or other aspects of such are involved in business, it is clearly stated in the T's & C's.[/FONT]
Unless it is stated & documented in company policy, they have every right to bring in recording devices. While that may not sit well with most, it’s legally sound.
You also need to review the contract that was signed with the registrar or customer. Does it reference or make exceptions to recording devices?
In cases where security clearance or other aspects of such are involved in business, it is clearly stated in the T's & C's.[/FONT]
allowed.