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Not sure which is worse here - that Meta are recording video from customers' smart glasses, or that they are firing people who talk about it.

OutOfHere 6mo ago
Everything having to do with Meta, starting with its very name, has been evil from the start.
- frm88 6mo ago
  Did you know that after being an angel investor in facebook, Peter Thiel personally mentored Zuckerberg for couple of years? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP7Z_Eqxhxk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP7Z_Eqxhxk
embedding-shape 6mo ago
The latter, as they can't even claim to have done so by accident, or "it was just bug".
SV_BubbleTime 6mo ago
Can I squeeze in the just a teeny tiny bit of… why the hell are you wearing an internet camera on you while naked and/or having sex? … although I really extend that to why are you wearing an internet connected camera that is obviously going to be monitored by Meta.
- embedding-shape 6mo ago
  So already, this person wearing these glasses are already agree with that Meta can monitor them. They also probably trust Meta when they say "When the glasses are off, nothing is recording", for better or worse. So with that perspective in mind, it's not far fetched to assume these same people will willingly be naked into front of these recording devices they believe to be off. Of course, anyone who opened a newspaper in the last 10 years or so would know better, but I can definitively see some people not giving a fuck about it.
- sunaookami 6mo ago
  The Ray-Ban stays ON during sex!
  - abustamam 6mo ago
    even when i had very expensive designer prescription eyewear i never wore them during sex, that's just weird.
- deleted 6mo ago
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- Tangurena2 6mo ago
  There are "content creators" who intentionally record people without any sort of consent. At least when they point cameras, one can notice the cameras and take action. With these sorts of glasses, no one in view has consented, nor have they agreed to any sort of terms & conditions. I never understood the appeal of upskirt pictures. But I think that taking videos of non-consenting participants/victims is the current version of the upskirt photo craze.
  - abustamam 6mo ago
    > I never understood the appeal of upskirt pictures i think its a mixture of fetish (panty-fetish is a whole craze in some parts of the world...) and voyeurism, like the appeal _is_ the lack of consent. I recently saw on reddit there was a whole deluge of non-consensual porn being uploaded to a certain site and once that news broke, visits to that site spiked. I think that just says a lot about society as a whole.
- slumberlust 6mo ago
  Voyeurism
bookedkit 6mo ago
wow, right call, this all feels wrong, and hardly anyone knows
orthecreedence 6mo ago
Or maybe that people are wearing surveillance glasses while they fuck their partner? I know we need to push these companies to not be shitheads, but ultimately you can only be a shithead with the data people give to you (with the exception of things like Flock, who are shitheads with "public" surveillance data). I know our culture is so supremely fucked at this point that wearing corporate surveillance goggles during intimate moments could somehow be normalized, but holy shit. How did people get so trusting?
- senordevnyc 6mo ago
  People upload videos of themselves having sex for anyone to see. Some people just don’t care about privacy the way you do.
- abustamam 6mo ago
  well, this seems kinda like victim blaming, like when a bunch of celebrity phones got hacked and their nudes leaked to the public. Those were supposed to be for personal consumption/partners' eyes only, but they ended up on the web because some assholes decided the whole world was entitled to those photos. like, should those celebrities have uploaded their intimate photos the the cloud? probably not, but it doesn't mean that Google or Apple should be able to do whatever they want with those photos. but i do agree that people just have become too trusting with our tech overlords, and its that trust that makes them continue to do shit like this over and over.
- IAmBroom 6mo ago
  People make porn. You look down on them. News at 11.

OutOfHere 6mo ago

Everything having to do with Meta, starting with its very name, has been evil from the start.

frm88 6mo ago
Did you know that after being an angel investor in facebook, Peter Thiel personally mentored Zuckerberg for couple of years? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP7Z_Eqxhxk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP7Z_Eqxhxk

embedding-shape 6mo ago

The latter, as they can't even claim to have done so by accident, or "it was just bug".

SV_BubbleTime 6mo ago

Can I squeeze in the just a teeny tiny bit of… why the hell are you wearing an internet camera on you while naked and/or having sex? … although I really extend that to why are you wearing an internet connected camera that is obviously going to be monitored by Meta.

embedding-shape 6mo ago
So already, this person wearing these glasses are already agree with that Meta can monitor them. They also probably trust Meta when they say "When the glasses are off, nothing is recording", for better or worse. So with that perspective in mind, it's not far fetched to assume these same people will willingly be naked into front of these recording devices they believe to be off. Of course, anyone who opened a newspaper in the last 10 years or so would know better, but I can definitively see some people not giving a fuck about it.
sunaookami 6mo ago
The Ray-Ban stays ON during sex!
- abustamam 6mo ago
  even when i had very expensive designer prescription eyewear i never wore them during sex, that's just weird.
deleted 6mo ago
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Tangurena2 6mo ago
There are "content creators" who intentionally record people without any sort of consent. At least when they point cameras, one can notice the cameras and take action. With these sorts of glasses, no one in view has consented, nor have they agreed to any sort of terms & conditions. I never understood the appeal of upskirt pictures. But I think that taking videos of non-consenting participants/victims is the current version of the upskirt photo craze.
- abustamam 6mo ago
  > I never understood the appeal of upskirt pictures i think its a mixture of fetish (panty-fetish is a whole craze in some parts of the world...) and voyeurism, like the appeal _is_ the lack of consent. I recently saw on reddit there was a whole deluge of non-consensual porn being uploaded to a certain site and once that news broke, visits to that site spiked. I think that just says a lot about society as a whole.
slumberlust 6mo ago
Voyeurism

bookedkit 6mo ago

wow, right call, this all feels wrong, and hardly anyone knows

orthecreedence 6mo ago

Or maybe that people are wearing surveillance glasses while they fuck their partner? I know we need to push these companies to not be shitheads, but ultimately you can only be a shithead with the data people give to you (with the exception of things like Flock, who are shitheads with "public" surveillance data). I know our culture is so supremely fucked at this point that wearing corporate surveillance goggles during intimate moments could somehow be normalized, but holy shit. How did people get so trusting?

senordevnyc 6mo ago
People upload videos of themselves having sex for anyone to see. Some people just don’t care about privacy the way you do.
abustamam 6mo ago
well, this seems kinda like victim blaming, like when a bunch of celebrity phones got hacked and their nudes leaked to the public. Those were supposed to be for personal consumption/partners' eyes only, but they ended up on the web because some assholes decided the whole world was entitled to those photos. like, should those celebrities have uploaded their intimate photos the the cloud? probably not, but it doesn't mean that Google or Apple should be able to do whatever they want with those photos. but i do agree that people just have become too trusting with our tech overlords, and its that trust that makes them continue to do shit like this over and over.
IAmBroom 6mo ago
People make porn. You look down on them. News at 11.