The State of San Andreas shall have a one-party notification policy for wiretapping without appropriate surveillance warrants and authorizations.

A person who is found to violate these wiretapping laws can be charged with (13)10. Wiretapping Violation

Moles, bugs, and other illegal surveillance falls under wiretapping laws and violations / policies.

Government Employees may be recorded by civilians at all times when conducting their duties in an official capacity or when on-duty.

((CCTV is considered reasonably accessible to the courts when sourced from inside and around all public facilities, from police dashcams, or when subpoenaed by a private business that claims to have CCTV cameras installed. Public CCTVs cannot be tampered, modified, stolen, or destroyed.))

((CCTVs in businesses must be explicitly recorded as existing on paperwork or a license to be used in court or accepted legally.))

NOTES
 - So long as one party (either person on the phone, in a facility, or other location where a conversation or event is being recorded) is aware of the situation it is considered a legal recording. Property owners always have full surveillance rights to their property and facilities, parking lots, etc. they maintain.