Currently there are thirteen states that require two-party consent. This means that everyone involved in a conversation must agree to be recorded or be informed that the call is being recorded. Those states are California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Washington.

The following information and content is strictly for informational purposes only.
Use this list as a starting point. It is your responsibility to check the state laws to ensure that all users are complying with applicable call recording laws. We recommend seeking legal counsel to ensure that you understand the level of consent to record calls under the applicable laws of the state.

Below is a list of the area codes for U.S. states with all-party consent laws. This list is subject to change.

State and Area Codes

Below is the complete list of area codes from the above U.S. states:
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209; 213; 310; 323; 408; 415; 424; 442; 510; 530; 559; 562; 619; 626; 650; 657; 661; 669; 707; 714; 747; 760; 805; 818; 831; 858; 909; 916; 925; 949; 951; 203; 475; 860; 959; 239; 305; 321; 324; 352; 386; 407; 448; 561; 645; 656; 689; 727; 728; 754; 772; 786; 813; 850; 863; 904; 941; 954; 808; 217; 224; 309; 312; 331; 447; 464; 618; 630; 708; 773; 779; 815; 847; 861; 872; 240; 301; 410; 443; 667; 339; 351; 413; 508; 617; 774; 781; 857; 978; 231; 248; 269; 313; 517; 586; 616; 679; 734; 810; 906; 947; 989; 406; 702; 725; 775; 603; 215; 223; 267; 272; 412; 445; 484; 570; 582; 610; 717; 724; 814; 878; 206; 253; 360; 425; 509; 564.