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That’s easy to solve, you will just install uBlock Origin: AR edition on your googles to block ads. :D

• birdman3131 3y ago
  It's E-Ink. Look at it wrong and it breaks. I expects activists to conveniently lean against them.
• dylan604 3y ago
  Just make the lenses polarized. That'll block the ads from screens. Allow the user to reach up and dial in the orientation for optimal blocking
  • stavros 3y ago
    They'll just make the screens' polarization angle the same as your glasses'.
    • dylan604 3y ago
      wow, really? did you miss the point of being able to dial in the optimal polarization?
      • stavros 3y ago
        The point you edited in after I made my comment? Yes.
        • dylan604 3y ago
          nope. it was there in there originally.
          • stavros 3y ago
            Hmm, maybe it didn't click that by "orientation" you meant polarization, very odd though. I could have sworn that wasn't there.
            • dylan604 3y ago
              i don't know your experience with polarizing filters, but in photography, they are adjustable by rotating them so that you can align them to achieve the effect you are looking for. this is what was meant my orientation.
              • stavros 3y ago
                I know, I just somehow completely missed that bit. I have a circular polarizer filter as well.
• bornfreddy 3y ago
  Ah, but uBlock Origin will cease to work with (or will be severely limited by) the next Manifest upgrade of your "googles". ;-)