> It is the responsibility of the wearer to communicate this and ask permission when entering private spaces. At some point, I feel the need to be pedantic: an

> It is the responsibility of the wearer to communicate this and ask permission when entering private spaces. At some point, I feel the need to be pedantic: any healthy human does have a universal recording device: the eye and the brain. But we're all kinda used to it. My guess is, the real reason the "security" guys were pissed off was primal fear of the unknown. They saw a Borg coming in, then they found a likely rationale for messing with him. Try walking past a security guard in a clown suit, and see what happens. I bet he will find any reason to mess with you but the fact you are wearing a clown suit. As for the actual privacy problem, wait for the day we'll have recording devices plugged right to the optic nerve.