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Parent was not talking about about legal issues. The fact that what you are saying is the law in your jurisdiction does not make it a moral imperative. Expectat
by konstruktor 14y ago
Parent was not talking about about legal issues. The fact that what you are saying is the law in your jurisdiction does not make it a moral imperative. Expectations of privacy vary from culture to culture. Nice example how ", period" rarely has a place in a civilzed discussion.
- betterunix 14y agoExcept that this is about legal issues, since the complaints ignore simple technical solutions like wearing a mask. It is no different than demanding laws to protect the privacy of your email because you are unwilling to use cryptography. As for expectations, nobody in any society where Glass is useful can claim to have an expectation of not being photographed in public. Google Glass relies on the availability of Internet access, which basically means a society where cell phones are common, and by extension cameras. People use cell phone cameras in a casual, carefree manner in public and private; Google Glass is no different.
- jiggy2011 14y agoI would posit that using PGP is less of an inconvenience than going out in public in a burka.