A recording system for personal meetings between two or more participants that includes a voice recording means, a camera, a memory means, and an identification sub-system. The identification sub-system is designed to identify a personal key of each participant of the personal meeting. The personal keys may be a code, a digital code, an electronic card, a biometric feature, voice or face recognition, a finger print, a retina and the like. When activating the recording system the identification sub-system is designed to identify personal keys of the participants of that specific personal meeting. The recording is stored in the memory means and the access to the recording can be done only by using the personal keys of the participants of that personal meeting.