I live in Singapore, which probably has the most CCTV coverage of any country in the world. When I was younger, I would (and did) take issue with omnipresent go

I live in Singapore, which probably has the most CCTV coverage of any country in the world. When I was younger, I would (and did) take issue with omnipresent government surveillance, but now I don't really care as much. That being said, I feel that random gronks with cameras strapped to their faces filming everybody is totally different. Glasshole video can (and does) go straight to social media where anyone can see it, not just a small group of government people who are (at least in theory) regulated, supervised and democratically accountable. Arguably the horse has already bolted with smartphone cameras (a practice I also find distasteful). If I owned a cafe I'd probably ban both of them.