Wiretapping law refers to the set of legal rules that regulate the interception, monitoring, or recording of private communications, such as phone calls, emails, or digital messages. These laws generally make it illegal to secretly access or record conversations without the consent of at least one or all parties involved, depending on the jurisdiction. Wiretapping laws aim to protect individuals’ privacy and prevent unauthorized surveillance, while also outlining exceptions for law enforcement under specific legal procedures, such as obtaining a court order or warrant.