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But camera phones must be conspicuously placed to record, and even then, the perspective is usually skewed or there are sound and video artifacts from outside s
by kunai 14y ago
But camera phones must be conspicuously placed to record, and even then, the perspective is usually skewed or there are sound and video artifacts from outside sources (the movement of the device, sounds of cloth rubbing against the mic, white noise).
With Glass, the ease of surveillance increases tenfold. Not only do you have an absolute perspective of how the end result is going to look because the device is on your face, but you have an open line of sight and artifacts will be reduced to a minimum due to its placement.
- jamesaguilar 14y agoI'm not denying it would be easier with Glass, but have you never seen anyone take out their phone to text? How did were you sure they weren't making a video? It's not hard to record without being detected on an iPhone if you wish. My main feeling is that the folks have latched onto a narrative about it that is not necessarily going to be that important in the real world, as we see happen so often with other things on this site.