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People do that on my subway all the time. It's the camera of their smartphone. Not sure if it's ON though.
by amelius 6mo ago
People do that on my subway all the time.
It's the camera of their smartphone.
Not sure if it's ON though.
- voidUpdate 6mo agoThey point the camera of their smartphone directly at you?
- randallsquared 6mo agoAt everything on the opposite side of the screen, typically. There is a recording light for Meta glasses, but not one for iPhones, for example: the "recording" indicators are all user-side there.
- wolvoleo 6mo agoUsually they are pointed at the ground when they're reading off them.
- voidUpdate 6mo agoWhen I'm on public transport, people generally face their phones in such a way that they'd only be filming your feet or the floor... They don't hold them up at head height in such a way that other people would be recorded. Maybe it's just a cultural thing
- amelius 6mo agoExamples: https://www.sciencephoto.com/media/922925/view/three-people-sitting-on-a-subway-train-tokyo-commuters https://www.sciencephoto.com/media/922925/view/three-people-... https://www.istockphoto.com/nl/foto/happy-woman-using-smart-phone-while-commuting-by-bus-gm1485323947-511342012 https://www.istockphoto.com/nl/foto/happy-woman-using-smart-...