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>I think we as a society end up just trusting others to respect our privacy. No. There are elements in society who can never be trusted and we can't lock them
by tjpnz 1y ago
>I think we as a society end up just trusting others to respect our privacy.
No. There are elements in society who can never be trusted and we can't lock them all up. I suspect it's no coincidence that Meta won't ship their glasses to countries which have the strictest laws designed to make it harder for said individuals. As a resident of one I hope it stays that way.
- AlecSchueler 1y agoExactly my feeling. In 2025 I no longer have the patience for American businesses telling me what my society needs to accept.
- muppet9066 1y agoUnscrupulous individuals are more likely to use cameras that are intended to be concealed to avoid suspicion rather than glasses that have a fortune in advertising to make people aware of what they are and what they do. These glasses company have tons of money to lose for mishandling user data. Meta's glasses are available in many countries considered to have strict privacy laws all around the world: (Canada, Germany, Sweden, etc.) : https://www.meta.com/help/ai-glasses/4961066940605960/ https://www.meta.com/help/ai-glasses/4961066940605960/