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There is a lot of bashing in the comments. I kind of like this. I wonder how many people in the comments have multiple kids. After the first kid you kind of st
by danvoell 9y ago
There is a lot of bashing in the comments. I kind of like this.
I wonder how many people in the comments have multiple kids. After the first kid you kind of stop taking pictures because you don't have the hands and/or mental capacity.
I could also see something like this working in a school. It's always interesting to know what your kids are working on. Our teacher took about 1500 pics last month. I don't see this as much different.
- rakoo 9y agoI really love the idea. I totally agree that sometimes you want a camera always filming everything to capture the instants, because when you take your phone out it's already too late and you can't really reenact it. That's a good thing. What I, and I believe others didn't like, is the text and the message, which is not even hidden at this point: Google sees and knows everything about you, your family, your favorite moments. I didn't even see how that was useful for the user -- I certainly want to categorize my Moments so I can easily find them again, but I'm not sure I want Google to _know_ about it. And yet that's exactly what it says.
- UnoriginalGuy 9y agoAs the article very clearly says, this camera is a self contained unit, nothing is sent back to Google. If you want to upload your photos to e.g. Google Photos you can, but you have to manually do that.