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It seems you're right, the link you give looks credible to me. I'm from Germany living in Portugal and in both countries the default is "No, it's not allowed (b
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It seems you're right, the link you give looks credible to me. I'm from Germany living in Portugal and in both countries the default is "No, it's not allowed (but with exceptions)", so that explains my wrong generalization.
That it's allowed in other countries makes these glasses much worse, as it probably also means you have less legal options against their use (and the equivalent uses of phones). I'm a bit astonished, too. I wonder how people deal with creeps in those countries who film and photograph women without their consent on the beach, etc. After all, that's the primary use case for such spyware devices, which used to be available online long before Facebook and Ray Ban suggested them.