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Looks like it will be an infrared camera, so perhaps that changes the requirement?

• wongarsu 8mo ago
  Doesn't that just make it worse? It can't see color, but instead it can potentially see through thin clothing
  • wahnfrieden 8mo ago
    That law regulates captured images. It doesn't require continuous shutter sounds while the phone is processing and even displaying the camera input - only once an image is captured. It seems unlikely that the AirPods will allow users to capture IR images that are used for gestural control and environmental awareness for system functions.
    • Someone1234 8mo ago
      The law doesn't make a distinction for what the AirPod's internal processing does. Infrared definitely violates people's privacy and dignity.
      • wahnfrieden 8mo ago
        But that’s unrelated to the shutter sound law
      • giarc 8mo ago
        Is there a shutter sound when someone uses FaceID? That uses infrared to capture the users face.
        • wahnfrieden 8mo ago
          Of course not