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I disagree that the technology is currently dangerous as very few people would opt to allow the government to view their video feed. It is as you say - somethin
by isaacwaller 14y ago
I disagree that the technology is currently dangerous as very few people would opt to allow the government to view their video feed. It is as you say - something right out of 1984 - and most people would recognize that and not give permission.
Unless the video is uploaded without the user's knowledge, I think we do not have to worry about government usage of these cameras.
- yusefnapora 14y agoThey wouldn't need to give permission to the government. "Get Glass today with 1TB free cloud storage. Access your precious memories from your phone, tablet or television!" Once it's in Google's cloud it's just a subpoena away.
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- waterlesscloud 14y agoAnd even if the video isn't stored in the cloud, it's a safe bet your location data will be. Then the government can send you a summons if you were in the location at the time of the crime, requiring you turn over your video data. And if you don't, then you're breaking a law.
- tjoff 14y agoOpt to allow?! What planet are you from?