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I can understand you thinking it's sad (it is), but I really can't understand not thinking people would want it. Look at camera filters. There's even a "touch u

I can understand you thinking it's sad (it is), but I really can't understand not thinking people would want it. Look at camera filters. There's even a "touch up" feature in Zoom. Of course people would want it. Nothing about the way people's revealed preferences would lead me to believe this wouldn't get used by a lot of people.

Retr0id 1y ago
These features are all on the "sender" side and not on the "receiver" side. I don't imagine many people are running beauty filters on on images received from their girlfriend (but maybe they are?), and I don't see AR being much different to that. (and a complete face replacement is a few steps beyond a mere "beauty filter")