> Of course with all new technology people fight against it. People have been fighting against smart glasses since 2012. Apple may end up with a feature to po

> Of course with all new technology people fight against it. People have been fighting against smart glasses since 2012. Apple may end up with a feature to post-edit others out, and versions down the road from that one they may have a feature where you can register faces for a current session and then it auto-blurs others. Making its own assumptions about in-network or not and who should be blurred would be a bad user experience with all it gets wrong; more than a "privacy" company, apple spends a lot more marketing their optimized UX -- "it just works" -- for the average person