• flandish@lemmy.world
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    7 hours ago

    where are glasses that show a display to you? navigation, etc. no camera. just a hud with details and things you’d see on your phone.

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    7 hours ago

    So people are upset about this, but have no trouble with the government tracking where they are and what they are doing 24x7x365.

    If you are in public, you have no right to privacy and are free to be recorded. CCTVs, phones, glasses, whatever.

    That has been the law for hundreds of years.

    Why the beatup and ‘outrage’ against these glasses of all things? How many times a day does someone have their mobile phone pointed at you, and you have no idea if they are taking photos or videos?

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      3 hours ago

      It’s more noticeable and visceral which is why people are up in arms about it. And rather than downplaying it why not use this as an opportunity to advocate for stringent privacy laws. Because I think you’ll find most people do care about the excessive surveillance, they are just not aware of it.

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        2 hours ago

        Good points.

        Just because it doesn’t solve something worse, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t take a step forward.

        I’m still smelling something stinky about this, like maybe it’s pushed by Meta or Google (did they axe glasses?), but either way your points still stand. Conspiracy confirmed lol