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This technology creeps me out. I can’t imagine interacting with someone who’s wearing a pair of these, much less have a conversation. It would be like trying t
by BenFranklin100 3y ago
This technology creeps me out. I can’t imagine interacting with someone who’s wearing a pair of these, much less have a conversation. It would be like trying to talk with someone who’s sticking their smartphone in your face.
Better looking and more refined tech, but fundamentally Glasshole 2.0. Zuck is the perfect ambassador after Brin.
- kbrannigan 3y ago[flagged]
- zyang 3y agoI hate everything about this tech. It invades people's privacy in-exchange for monetization and there's no way to opt-out. People made this happen should take a long walk and think about what they are doing with their lives.
- pj_mukh 3y agoJust to clarify the cameras are very well fit into the profile of the glasses, so it doesn’t look like “camera” glasses in person. Ray ban did a good job here. But on the flip side it’s very obvious when you’re filming (bright white light comes on), so it’s less creepy. Oh and obviously unless you’re an influencer and streaming the camera aren’t always active. I agree it’s weird to hang out with streaming influencers. The way this + my Apple Watch has reduced my phone usage when on the go I truly appreciate. I wish Facebook sold it with that point in mind but they won’t for obvious business cannibalization reasons.
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