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If you don't want your image stored anywhere, you need to stop emitting photons so promiscuously. It's inevitable that all public information in the world will
by kennu 14y ago
If you don't want your image stored anywhere, you need to stop emitting photons so promiscuously. It's inevitable that all public information in the world will eventually be stored, indexed and made available. If not by Google Glasses, then by some other technology, which may be completely undetectable.
Of course, we can make laws to leave some private areas in the world. In fact I believe such laws already exist. But in public places, people have been taking photographs for quite a while.
- sikk44 14y ago>It's inevitable that all public information in the world will eventually be stored, indexed and made available. [citation needed]
- 2muchcoffeeman 14y agoPhotos used to be analog and not so easily transmitable. Even with digital cameras, not every photo gets uploaded. This whole, lets film everything and store it concept is an entirely new thing. You can't get away from it. Someone just looks at you and you've been recorded. At the moment I can at least try and avoid appearing in pictures. The fact that there could be spy cameras around also does not absolve you from filming me. Just because I don't know about some speculative super secret tech that may or may not exist does give you or anyone else any rights over me. So far I am not entirely opposed to Google Glasses though. But I'm hoping that they turn out to be more than just an expensive camera.