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my recepcionist wears a hands free all day long, I can see myself wearing one of these aiding with my job all day
by sebastianavina 14y ago
my recepcionist wears a hands free all day long, I can see myself wearing one of these aiding with my job all day
- glhaynes 14y agoThat's a really interesting point - what's acceptable at one's desk is very different than what's acceptable at a party. That could potentially be a breakthrough place of acceptance for Glass if useful applications can be found.
- taligent 14y agoI think you've missed the point though. YOU may want to permanently wear one to assist with your job. But OTHERS won't let you. People just don't like having their actions permanently recorded as it opens up a tremendous number of legal and privacy issues.
- coopdog 14y agoThey can just as easily make a version without the camera. I know it defeats some of the point, but it would still be a good way to get notifications, directions, etc
- jiggy2011 14y agoHow do you know which version someone is wearing though, like you pass people in the street and think "shit, is he recording me?"
- bergie 14y agoGiven that many streets are full of cameras (CCTVs, mainly) that already record you, I don't see this as becoming a problem. Private homes or some businesses may be more of where the privacy discussion centers on
- jiggy2011 14y agoTrue, but CCTV cameras are generally only used by the police and viewed by a limited number of people for a specific purpose. When you have potentially everyone on the street recording you, you have no idea what that footage might be used for and who it might be shared with.