What type of communication does NOT fall under the Wiretap Act?

Face-to-face conversations are not considered to be covered by the Wiretap Act because the Act primarily pertains to the interception of electronic communications and oral conversations that are not intended to be overheard. The Wiretap Act was designed to protect against unauthorized interception of wire and electronic communications, which includes things like telephone calls, electronic messages, and other forms of digital communication.

Since face-to-face conversations occur in a private setting between individuals and do not involve electronic surveillance or a third-party transmission, they are exempt from the provisions of the Wiretap Act. This differentiation highlights the Act's focus on the protection of electronically transmitted communications rather than personal, in-person interactions.