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I don't think being able to conceal the camera is a concern. People can do that already, the ones that do are scum and people probably already avoid them, even
by kgwxd 7y ago
I don't think being able to conceal the camera is a concern. People can do that already, the ones that do are scum and people probably already avoid them, even if they don't know they're concealing a camera, just because they're creepy in general. I think it's more about it becoming acceptable that a camera is always pointed at you in typical day-to-day interactions with people that wouldn't normally creep you out.
- pbhjpbhj 7y agoDo something strange in public in a large city and you'll have a bunch of cameras pointing at you in pretty short time. The ubiquity of cameras is becoming more accepted too, I think Google Glass released now might just have made it.
- kgwxd 7y agoI'm talking about when not doing something strange. If someone approched me with an active camera (and a microphone), until it's turned off, the only conversation we'll be having is about turning it off.