You don't have to tell the other party that you're recording, you want to tell the other party, what else can you record, right, then I'm smart enough to ask, then can I install a voice recorder in the boss's office, record what he talked to and whom, you're so bold, aren't you afraid to hear something you shouldn't hear, that's definitely not good.
You have to distinguish what is called stealing and what is called stealing, stealing is okay, stealing is not good, what is stealing, uh, you go to record when you are chatting with the boss, that is called stealing, this is completely okay.
But remember, the recording must reflect who the other party is, so what is it called stealing, you invade people's personal privacy, run in people's cars, run people's homes to steal records, to eavesdrop on conversations between others, this is called stealing, this kind of no, it is illegal evidence, but although stealing is illegal evidence, it will not be accepted.
But you have to know that the arbitrator and judge who adjudicate your case are also human beings, as long as they are human beings, there will be subjective judgments, so this record evidence is not necessarily not handed over, you have to weigh all aspects, the situation to make a comprehensive judgment, there is a risk to think clearly, of course, you have to remember, don't collect evidence illegally, stealing is an illegal act, do you understand, pay attention to me to take you to learn more about legal knowledge.