Which statement about notification when recording is true?

Which statement about notification when recording is true?

• A. No written/verbal notification required if signs posted
• B. Written notification is always required
• C. Notification is never required
• D. Sign posting has no effect on notification requirements

Answer: (A)

Notification is fulfilled by clearly posted signs indicating recording is in progress. When such signs are visible, no additional written or verbal notice is needed because people entering the area are already on notice of the recording. Make sure the sign is visible and complies with policy; if there are no posted signs, other forms of notification would be required. The other statements ignore the practical effect of signage and would either overstate or understate the need for notification.

Notification is fulfilled by clearly posted signs indicating recording is in progress. When such signs are visible, no additional written or verbal notice is needed because people entering the area are already on notice of the recording. Make sure the sign is visible and complies with policy; if there are no posted signs, other forms of notification would be required. The other statements ignore the practical effect of signage and would either overstate or understate the need for notification.