Cameras and surveillance systems may be all around us, but the use of “nanny cams” may not always be legal. As Attorney Joe Tamburino notes, Minnesota’s wiretapping law only allows a person to record a conversation if they are a party to that conversation, or if they have obtained consent. Learn more about this law and how it applies to nanny cams and recording devices in the home.
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