The Court has held that electronic eavesdropping (i.e., when an informant wears a "bug," or hidden microphone) violates the Fourth Amendment.

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The Supreme Court has held that electronic eavesdropping by an informant does not necessarily violate the Fourth Amendment if one party consents to the conversation being recorded. The expectation of privacy is considered diminished in such cases.

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