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To make matters worse, I’ve seen threads where people with these glasses discuss how to circumvent/disable the “now recording” light, so people won’t know when
by monkpit 4mo ago
To make matters worse, I’ve seen threads where people with these glasses discuss how to circumvent/disable the “now recording” light, so people won’t know when they’re active.
- kstrauser 4mo ago[flagged]
- RobotToaster 4mo agoThat's still common assault.
- thrownthatway 4mo agoGood people break bad laws.
- deleted 4mo ago[deleted]
- reaperducer 4mo agoThat's still common assault. So call a cop. Where I live, one might get around to responding to you in six to 12 hours.
- tremon 4mo agoActually, that's battery. The assault is by the person recording without consent.
- RobotToaster 4mo agoHow is filming someone causing physical contact or harm, or putting someone in apprehension of physical harm?
- thrownthatway 4mo agoGives a whole new meaning to the term spyware. Spywear
- kstrauser 4mo agoI'm stealing this, thanks.
- thrownthatway 4mo ago[dead]
- Cider9986 4mo agoI am highly opposed to these glasses, but there's nothing you can do about it in public besides swearing at these people and not being friends with them.
- Findecanor 4mo agoSometimes I have wished I had a handheld EMP gun for such situations. What are they going to do? It would be harmless to living beings and leave no trace. Their device would simply stop working suddenly.
- kstrauser 4mo ago1. I am sympathetic to the notion, in fictional settings. 2. Real world pacemakers, deep brain stimulators, infusion pumps, cochlear implants, etc. may be less tolerant of it.