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I don't it was tone-deaf at all. There were many action shots that I got while playing sports that I wouldn't have gotten otherwise. The main problem was peopl

by ecspike 12y ago

I don't it was tone-deaf at all. There were many action shots that I got while playing sports that I wouldn't have gotten otherwise. The main problem was people thinking that the presence of a camera meant that you were using it all the time. Worry less about Glass and more about the guys doing upskirt videos with their shoes or specially rigged duffle bags.

icebraining 12y ago
The difference is that there's no danger of shoe cameras for upskirt videos turning into a trend used by any significant share of the population. I don't mind a single smart glasses user, but I'm wary of glasses with cameras becoming common enough that you're effectively always potentially being filmed. And Glass, more than just a smart pair of glasses, is a symbol foreshadowing such a future.