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It would be a rare thing that someone would actually be streaming or recording on them, unless you agreed to make a video. Technically someone could record your
by notJim 3y ago
It would be a rare thing that someone would actually be streaming or recording on them, unless you agreed to make a video. Technically someone could record your every conversation with their phone in their pocket or on the table, but no one worries about that, because it goes against the social contract. If one of your friends did that regularly, everyone understands it would likely be the end of that friendship, and others they shared that with would shun them. I think it's the same with these glasses.
Another similar example is reading your SOs text messages. In the past this would be impossible because normal people didn't have a "paper trail", but now most everyone does. But it's not a huge concern for most people, because we know it's socially unacceptable to look at someone's messages without a very good reason.
- ParetoOptimal 3y ago> It would be a rare thing that someone would actually be streaming or recording on them, unless you agreed to make a video. I'm not sure how you believe this. > Technically someone could record your every conversation with their phone in their pocket or on the table, but no one worries about that, because it goes against the social contract. Even if the social contract prevented this (I don't believe it does), there's little to no risk of someone being caught recording your conversations with them. No risk means no worry about the social contract. > But it's not a huge concern for most people, because we know it's socially unacceptable to look at someone's messages without a very good reason. I'm assuming you truly believe this, but to me, this is really starting to feel like parody.