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Ok, so how long have you had these? I also was unaware they had released these but they look pretty fun AND the price point is surprisingly approachable. Are y
by TheHumanist 3y ago
Ok, so how long have you had these? I also was unaware they had released these but they look pretty fun AND the price point is surprisingly approachable.
Are you wearing these out in public pretty regularly? Are people noticing the lenses? My main concern with buying these is that I will end up not wearing them in public eventually, which kind of makes them not super useful. I worry about that because I can see some people seeing those lenses and going off on the whole bit about am I filming them? am I filming their kids? And we all now the rabbit hole of uncomfortable public social iteractions this can take one down. So, I worry I would run into too many of these people downtown or something and end up being anxious about even wearing them out anywhere.
What is your experience and how long have you been wearing them around in public (if you are)?
- devon_c 3y agoWore them everyday for 2 weeks and I actually only bought them as I thought I could make something like this (through any hacky means). No one has noticed they're any different, especially outside as I got transition lenses so they just go into normal rayban sunglasses mode. You could have a similar effect if you wore those old "new" 3D glasses out and about. Even colleagues had to squint. If I do ever have a bad interaction with strangers I'll just tell them about the lengths meta have gone through to prevent bad actors. (i.e: knowing you're trying to cover up the flash).
- TheHumanist 3y agoWhat has Meta done to prevent bad actors?
- devon_c 3y agoNo SDK to hack (yet?), bright flash, loud "shutter" sound and anti flash coverup.