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This is a nightmare and illegal for anyone in the EU or two-party consent state OR anyone who interacts with others in the EU or any two-party consent state. Wh

This is a nightmare and illegal for anyone in the EU or two-party consent state OR anyone who interacts with others in the EU or any two-party consent state. What comes across your screen and what can be picked up by your device's mic includes other people's data. If we are on a Zoom call, this is recording both sides of the conversation without notice or consent. If we are meeting in person, and I leave my device on the table with this installed, same problem. I can't find anything in the docs about how to pause or temporarily stop data collection. People don't like others recording every interaction they have, which is what killed Google Glass.

xd1936 2y ago
Are you sure Google Glass looking absurd wasn't what killed Google Glass?
- Cheer2171 2y ago
  It looking absurd was a key element in the creepiness factor, because it drew attention to how you knew someone else was recording you.
  - spookie 2y ago
    A good thing! But we are everyday nearing more and more AR glasses that look like glasses.
brokencomb 2y ago
Not all EU countries are two-party consent.
KaoruAoiShiho 2y ago
No it's not what killed google glass lol.
ls612 2y ago
On the other hand it's my system and I don't care what the Euros or anyone else thinks about the software I run on it. Maybe if you are a big business with compliance departments and whatnot this would be an issue but this product seems more geared towards tech savvy individuals.