Recording prohibited.
Make it impossible to miss.
A no-recording sign is the cheapest piece of policy infrastructure you can buy. One sign at the entrance establishes notice for every visitor that follows — and gives staff the authority to enforce it.
Built for
- Offices & co-working spaces
- Medical & therapy clinics
- Gyms & fitness studios
- Schools & training rooms
- Retail back-of-house
Without notice, there is no rule.
Most recording-related disputes fail at the same point: no one can prove the person knew recording was prohibited. A conspicuous sign at the entry point closes that gap before anyone walks in.
Establishes expectation of privacy from the moment of entry.
Gives staff the right to ask visitors to stop or leave.
Modern wording covers phones, cameras, smart glasses.
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FAQ.
Are no-recording signs legally enforceable?
A clearly posted notice establishes that visitors had reasonable expectation of privacy and were on notice that recording is prohibited. That's the foundation for asking someone to stop recording, refusing entry, or escalating to security. Specific enforcement varies by jurisdiction — consult counsel for your context.
Where should I post a no-recording sign?
At every public-facing entry point, plus restrooms, change rooms, treatment rooms, conference rooms, and any area where people reasonably expect not to be recorded. Mount at eye level (1.4–1.6m from the floor) so it can't be missed.
Does this cover smart glasses and AI wearables?
Yes. Our notices explicitly prohibit smart glasses, wearable cameras and recording devices — the categories most often missed by generic 'no cameras' signs.
Can I order in bulk for multiple locations?
Yes. Bulk discounts apply on orders of 10+ units. Use our contact form for a quote on multi-site rollouts.