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The problem with Google Glass is its recording abilities. If I invite a few friends at my home, I don't want them to come with all of Youtube. My home has opaqu
by antninja 13y ago
The problem with Google Glass is its recording abilities. If I invite a few friends at my home, I don't want them to come with all of Youtube. My home has opaque walls for a reason. I know there will be a LED on while filming but it's way too discreet and can certainly be broken or covered.
- pekk 13y agoIt's pretty easy to impose a house rule against this, but once it gets into public spaces it will be impossible to contain except by always staying at home.
- betterunix 13y agoYou can demand that people not wear Google Glass in your home; it is no different than demanding that people not photograph the inside of your home. My college roommate had such a policy: absolutely no pictures of him in our room, and he politely asked that no pictures of him drinking alcohol or being around alcohol be taken. In a public place, you have no such right, with the exception of commercial use of the photo (which requires your permission). A more important concern is whether or not Glass users will be able to choose service providers other than Google. What if Google pulls the plug? What if I want to use Glass in an environment where business secrets might be recorded? That is a far greater issue than the presence of a camera.