Do you record anyone's call without informing them? This time, before doing this, know these rules.

Nowadays everyone has a mobile phone and recording a conversation has also become very easy. Many times people think that they should record the other person's conversation as evidence or to remember. But do you know what the law says behind such recording?

Recording someone's call without informing can become a cause of trouble for you. You will be surprised to know that the call recording law considers it as a serious crime. And when the recording is done without information. In such a situation, it can put you in bigger trouble.

If call recording is done with your consent, then that is a different matter. But if you record someone's private conversation without informing him, then the matter changes. Indian law considers the right to privacy very important.

In such a situation, recording someone's words without his permission is considered a direct violation of his privacy. If a person records someone's call without telling him and later uses it to threaten, blackmail or in a wrong way, then the problem increases further.

In such cases, the aggrieved party can not only file a complaint but strict action can also be taken against the culprit. Privacy is a fundamental right under the Indian Constitution. That is why matters like call recording have been considered sensitive.

Now the question arises that what rules actually apply to call recording. So let us tell you that under Section 355 and 356 of BNS, a case can be filed for defamation and insult on call recording without permission. So this is considered a violation of privacy. For this, the guilty can be imprisoned for up to three years and fined.

If the recording has been used for blackmail or threat, then the punishment can increase even more. So next time before recording the call, definitely know the rules. Otherwise you will have to face trouble.