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What specifically do you mean? It is by design that smart glasses see the things happening in front of their users? Yes, it is. That is why people buy them.
by getnormality 5mo ago
What specifically do you mean? It is by design that smart glasses see the things happening in front of their users? Yes, it is. That is why people buy them.
- OutOfHere 5mo agoHuh. There you go again, thinking everyone else is an idiot. Capture of video data of users by Meta is never acceptable. It would not be acceptable for any phone, and it is not acceptable for any glass, ever.
- fibonacci_man 5mo agoSaving the data for any purpose other than allowing users to access it is bad enough; allowing Meta employees or contractors to view personal videos is on a whole new level.
- getnormality 5mo agoI don't know why people buy smart glasses. Maybe they buy them for video capture. If so, the videos go to Meta's servers and Meta might do things with them. They might be criticized for not reviewing them in certain cases. That's one reason why I wouldn't buy Meta smart glasses.
- 3form 5mo agoIf only we had the technology to record video without sending it to Meta's servers.
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- expedition32 5mo agoMain character syndrome? Lots of people seem to act like they are in a 24/7 live stream with 50 million followers.
- ImPostingOnHN 5mo agoThe main issue here is Facebook employees viewing users' private video streams (including of user nudity) without the users' knowledge. The secondary issue is that it's generally frowned upon to make your employees view nudity in the workplace. Are there extenuating circumstances here? No, we have no evidence there are any extenuating circumstances here.