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There was a Black Mirror episode along these lines, where people could block you from seeing them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Christmas_(Black_Mirror)

• mrbluecoat 1y ago
  I've wondered for some time about the privacy impact of AR glasses and how people could opt out in the real world from being captured and analyzed by other's use of AR glasses in a public setting. Similar to how Google StreetView would blur the faces of people it inadvertently captured. In a more extreme example, high school locker rooms and Japanese sentō come to mind. Even the wearer could be vulnerable as they use a restroom throughout their day.