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They do know they are being filmed (or will know once these devices become more common), as there is a red light that flashes on the glass when it is recording.
by pitchups 13y ago
They do know they are being filmed (or will know once these devices become more common), as there is a red light that flashes on the glass when it is recording. However, that could easily change in the future too - with hidden cameras that constantly record everything becoming more common.
- mitchty 13y agoSo if I put some paint over that light, no more red light while recording. I find the argument that a light will make our privacy ok not all that convincing.
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- uptown 13y agoYou sure about that? I haven't tried it in-person, but this description in the "First Encounter" seems to directly contradict what you said: http://blog.launch.co/blog/the-unbearable-wearable-google-glass-is-brilliant-loathsome.html http://blog.launch.co/blog/the-unbearable-wearable-google-gl... How close do you need to be to see the flashing red light?