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While the first part of this article couldn't decide whether it was directed toward technical or non-technical audience, second part about security implications
by klausa 14y ago
While the first part of this article couldn't decide whether it was directed toward technical or non-technical audience, second part about security implications of such an easy way to get root was definitely thought-provoking.
While I was super-eager to get Glass before, it really got me wondering if having camera and microphone in your glasses is such an great idea after all.
- AdamTReineke 14y agoIt would be interesting if there was some way to pop the camera/microphone off so that Glass could still give you notifications, just not collect input. Would solve a few problems.
- kybernetikos 14y agopaper and sticky tape should sort the camera out nicely.
- prawks 14y agoAnd look mighty attractive on your face.
- Steko 14y agoYes it's a great idea. Microphones are already a standard part of widely accepted headphones/headsets. Cameras aren't as accepted yet but they will be, whether that's in 2015 or 2025 is the 64 billion dollar question.
- qu4z-2 14y agoWell, I'm glad you have the answer :P I agree with your statement that cameras will be accepted in the future, but I'm not sure it follows that it's a great idea. On the other hand, I'm not even convinced cellphones and facebook are great ideas, so my life is probably not representative. (Now get off my lawn.)
- alimoeeny 14y agoyour phone has both, specially the microphone is always with you in possible working condition, if not the camera that could be blinded in your pocket.