By BarefootLaw.
Nambi has been having suspicions about her husband. He has been showing late in the night and her ‘friend’ even told her that she has seen him leaving a certain lodge several times. Nambi wants to find out for sure if this is the case. While walking on one of the streets, she found a poster advertising ‘spying’ services to catch cheating spouses and even offered to record his phone calls so that she could listen to them. Nambi wants to nail her husband, but does not want to end up in jail as well, so she wants to know if there is any privacy in a relationship especially if the two are married.
DOES THE LAW RECOGNISE PRIVACY IN A ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP
Unfortunately, NO!!!!
The law allows everyone to have a right to privacy. This means that no one should have their personal data such as phone conversations, location data and photos or videos recorded without their consent unless they are engaged in a criminal act. (Did we mention that adultery/cheating is not a criminal offence anymore???)
So if you hire someone to spy and ‘tap’ phone calls, then you are committing a criminal offence and you can be prosecuted for this. In addition, it is unlikely that the court will use this information as evidence against your spouse. (This is because the law support your illegal activity to enforce your right).
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