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Only because they don't know what Glass is yet; the same could be said for John Q. Public back when the first cell phone shipped with a camera. Also, it's stil
by k3n 13y ago
Only because they don't know what Glass is yet; the same could be said for John Q. Public back when the first cell phone shipped with a camera.
Also, it's still possible to film covertly with a cell phone, whether it's rigging it into your clothing somehow, or simply holding it up and pretending to talk on it. Google wasn't even the first to incorporate a video recorder into eyeglasses...
- azakai 13y agoTrue, this is just an incremental change in that direction, but a significant one I think.
- jamesjyu 13y agoEventually devices like Glass will be too small to detect.
- ErikAugust 13y agoRight - and there are already much subtler devices like Memoto (http://memoto.com/ http://memoto.com/) that have been created for the purpose of continuously logging photos. The obvious progression for Memoto, I'd think, is video.
- k3n 13y agoEventually? Although I've not tried them myself, a quick search of the internet pulls up numerous "spy" cameras built into all sorts of things, including eye glasses, that are virtually undetectable. One example I found: http://www.homesecuritystore.com/p-2319-dvr290-hidden-camera-glasses-w-built-in-dvr.aspx http://www.homesecuritystore.com/p-2319-dvr290-hidden-camera...