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The bad thing about glass is that you can't tell if you are recording or not. You can't just go and challenge every person at the beach wearing glass, and when
by leke 13y ago
The bad thing about glass is that you can't tell if you are recording or not.
You can't just go and challenge every person at the beach wearing glass, and when it becomes popular, it will be abused.
- Karunamon 13y agoI thought there was a light on the outside of the view prism when recording was happening?
- leke 13y agoCome on, we're hackers! A pesky light is asking to be turned off all the time.
- Karunamon 13y agoYou think the average Glass user will disassemble the device (which teardowns would seem to indicate is a one way operation) just for the purposes of disabling the recording light so they could record on the sly? Aye, we're hackers, who are a minority of people.
- jmadsen 13y agoI was thinking less about being able to stop them at the time of recording, and more about the legal use of what they've recorded. For example, -- if they poke their head into your house uninvited & record you breaking a law - that might not be permitted as evidence. -- if there are laws against recording individuals in certain circumstances, and they do & post to YouTube, you can sue them for damages in some places My point being, Yes, there are more cameras everywhere, but that shouldn't really matter as long as there are laws in place regarding recording people. It is no different from when they walked around with camcorders, as long as the law stands up for individual rights of privacy. Having said it that way... oh, crap :-(
- philwelch 13y agoYeah, my neighborhood dive bar outright banned Google Glass for this reason (OK, and also as a publicity stunt): http://the5pointcafe.com/google-glasses-banned/ http://the5pointcafe.com/google-glasses-banned/