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Oregon's ban on obtaining a telecommunication that you are not a participant in does not apply when at least one participant consents.

Checked against its source on October 17, 2026

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“unless consent is given by at least one participant”

Oregon Revised Statutes 165.540: Obtaining contents of communications, Oregon Legislature, Oregon Revised Statutes (oregon.public.law), n.d., 165.540(1)(a).

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The rule covers telecommunications and radio communications to which the person is not a participant.
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The page's annotations include commentary on a court decision about the separate in-person provision. Check current court decisions before relying on this text.

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Oregon: a telephone call needs one participant's consent | Yap