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It's not luddite to not want to be recorded. On the contrary, it is rude to assume that everyone consents to your recording in casual public settings. Perhaps r
by wes-exp 12y ago
It's not luddite to not want to be recorded. On the contrary, it is rude to assume that everyone consents to your recording in casual public settings. Perhaps regulations could be introduced that devices must display a red light when recording, which would at least give notice that recording is taking place. Maybe there could even be a wireless protocol where you can set a "do not record" flag for yourself, analogous to the "do not track" flag for web browsers.
- greggman 12y agoIt's luddite not to realize you're already recorded in the memories of everyone who saw you today and that in the future when their eyes and brain are digitally augmented nothing will have changed except the fidelity of their memories. They'll still see you. If they feel like it they'll still tell others what they saw you do or how you looked or where you were. That they happen to be digitally augmented will be irrelevant.