Park MGM, a major casino hotel in Las Vegas, planned to implement a system that enabled audio recording on over 6,000 in-room telephones as part of enhanced security measures. The initiative, announced internally and brought to public attention in early 2023, aimed to record phone calls in guest rooms to detect potential criminal activity and improve safety. However, the proposal quickly drew sharp criticism from privacy advocates and regulators. The Nevada Gaming Control Board expressed concerns about guest privacy and the absence of clear regulatory permission for such recording technology. In response to the widespread backlash, MGM Resorts International decided to halt the rollout of the audio recording system at Park MGM. This development highlights ongoing tensions between casino security practices and privacy considerations within the regulated gaming industry. The incident underscores the sensitivity of surveillance measures in hospitality venues, particularly in jurisdictionally regulated markets like Nevada.