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This is a very “inside baseball” take. The average person just does not care at all about privacy from large corporations. It’s not even on their radar as a top
by next_xibalba 1y ago
This is a very “inside baseball” take. The average person just does not care at all about privacy from large corporations. It’s not even on their radar as a topic about which to have an opinion.
I think the biggest hurdles to widespread adoption are ease of connectivity (getting pics and videos “out” of glasses and onto phone/laptop/cloud), ultra high def images, size of on device storage, and battery life. Those are tough, given the form factor. But, if cracked, these will be huge.
- tiahura 1y agoThe main concern of the average person is to not look like a dork. Second, is interoperability with the services upon which they rely. So, privacy concerns won't matter to most, but being trapped in a Meta garden will.
- sekai 1y ago> This is a very “inside baseball” take. The average person just does not care at all about privacy from large corporations Google Glass remembers…
- next_xibalba 1y agoYou’re claiming google glass failed bc of privacy concerns?
- GeekyBear 1y agoPrivacy was certainly one of the widely stated objections to Google Glass, especially after an app that allowed you to snap a photo by double blinking appeared.